After his release from prison, a homeless man was immediately reserved for his attempt to storm the San Bernardino Provincial Administration.
The repeated prisoner has been identified as Manuel Nunez-Glipino, a 36-year-old from San Bernardino, according to SBSD.
Nunez-Palomino was initially arrested at approximately 10:45 am on May 8 of what officials described only as a “distinct misdemeanor”.
San Bernardino Nunez-Glipino police booked at the central detention center, where it remained for one day only.
At 12:18 pm on May 9, officials were called from where he was held in the 600th building of E. Rialto Street.
However, while he was leaving the property, employees Nunez-Glipino watched through security cameras walking in the employee parking and began to try to break into cars.
SBSD said in a statement: “Nunez-Palomino was observed as it was withdrawn on many vehicle gates handles in a clear attempt to enter the vehicles, which belong to the employees of the Ministry of Sharif,” SBSD said in a statement.
A deputy went out to the parking lot and saw Nunez-Glipino as he opened the door of the non-believer passenger to a car that was sitting at home.
Before the deputy was able to reach them, the driver-who did not know Nunez-Salbino-was afraid that he would be stolen when Nunez-Glipino entered his car.
Details are limited, but SBSD said that the driver shouted at Nunez-Polomino and ordered him to get out of his car.
Once the deputy arrived in the car, Nunez-Palomino ordered to stop, but the last prisoner got out of the car and fled him on foot.
“After a short hunt, Nunez-Glipino was arrested and arrested later,” SBSD said.
In this second detention, Nunez-Glipino was accused of trying to rob vehicles.
Anyone with information about this incident is urged to call the central detention center on the number 909-386-0910.
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