(Krona) – The authorities said that the investigation of many robber robots led the Fairfield police officers to arrest one teenager for possession of a stolen pistol. The Fairfield Police Administration said another teenager cited the resistance of arrest and four tawarms tickets he received during the investigation.
The investigation started on May 23 when a woman stated that three to four teenagers broke her car window, entered the car and damaged the steering column at about 9:54 pm on Lyon Road. Later that night, the officers responded to a report of five men in Hodis who examined the car doors near the 2900 mass of Redwood Drive.
“Although no crime was reported, the officers decided that the two incidents were linked,” PD said.
During the investigation, officers set five young men standing near a car in a parking lot on the 2700 Pepertree Drive bloc.
“When the officers seen, the group escaped,” said Ferfield PD. “Officer Edisin and Sherir later discovered a vehicle tampered on the northern side of the car park.”
At 11:18 pm, Verfield officer PD found two young men still in the area. The officers chased and detained the suspects near CEMENT Hill Road. Both teenagers were arrested. It was claimed that a teenager was found in a stolen pistol. The second was unarmed.
“The unarmed teenager was martyred to resist the arrest and was released to his grandmother, while the other was seized in the juvenile hall on charges of weapons,” PD said. “After the first two boys were arrested, the officers identified four other teenagers in different locations throughout the complex. These four teenagers were killed for the violation of the curfew and his release for their recommendations.”
Fairfield PD said that the officers’ work collides with the suspects “undoubtedly preventing robbery on multiple vehicles.”
“Given the arduous requirements that must be fulfilled before the events are booked in the juvenile hall, custody and delivery to the guardians are often more efficient,” PD said. “The events in the receipt of the martyrdom are still facing consequences, as the DA office decides whether the fees or the alternative procedure will be followed up.”