Three people were arrested Monday afternoon after attempting to flee from police while in a reported stolen car near downtown and after one was suspected of grand theft from a pharmacy, according to police.
At about 4:19 p.m., officers located a reported stolen car at the Arco gas station at 300 S. Delaware St., at the east end of downtown. Three people tried to flee when approached by officers. One was detained immediately. Another was captured in a nearby underground parking garage. The last one surrendered in a nearby bookstore, according to police.
Officers learned the same vehicle was allegedly involved in a theft from CVS/pharmacy at 872 N. Delaware St. and that one of the suspects, Steve Munoz, 29, of Hayward, was responsible for grand theft from the CVS. The others arrested were Angela Baca, 31, of San Mateo, and Breiza Sandoval, 28, of San Mateo.
Congrats to law enforcement. Let’s hope the district attorney decides to hold these folks in jail instead of no-bail releasing them back into the Bay Area wild.
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Congrats to law enforcement. Let’s hope the district attorney decides to hold these folks in jail instead of no-bail releasing them back into the Bay Area wild.
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