Police arrested a coordinated crew of three homeless suspects after being linked to at least 25 crimes, most of them robbery, in Los Angeles.
In a video posted on Instagram Last week, LAPD said that these individual arrests were the result of a series of robbery, vehicle theft, attack on a fatal weapon and criminal threats in North Hollywood between January and March from 2025.
“When interviewing them, the suspects confessed to these crimes to support their drug abuse,” read the Post Comment.
In the LAPD videos, most of which were captured by episode cameras, suspects are seen using a bombing cutter to break the property.
The statement said: “In many cases, security cameras and the decision have acquired the suspects at work, providing critical threads that helped the investigators build the case.”
Although most shots show suspects who act individually, the administration said that with the development of the investigation, investigators have identified a pattern and found links between the crew.
The first was arrested on March 23, when the officers responded to reports of a woman screaming.
Officials did not immediately provided any other information about the reason for her screaming or say where this happened, but the officers arrived and identified the woman from the crime pilot and put them in detention without an accident.
The following arrests occurred both on March 27.
First, the authorities monitored a male suspect riding a bike near Chandler Street and Colfax Street. Acknowledged again from the crime pilot, the officers arrested him without an accident.
Later on the same day, LAPD said another suspect was located by the Violent Crime Squad.
Lapd said: “The officers encountered a tent along a rapid land dam and got to know the individual from the crime pilot.” “He, too, was arrested without an accident.”
In general, LAPD said that the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Van Nuwiz provides 25 crime charges, which included 16 charges of theft, seven charges of Grand Theft Auto, one of the crime of evasion and one threats of criminal threats.