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Flat Tire Leads To Robbery Arrests

Flat Tire Leads To Robbery Arrests
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The Elk Grove Police Department solved a robbery case in a matter of hours thanks to excellent investigatory police work.

On Friday morning at approximately 4:30 AM, a man was walking to work near Big Horn Boulevard and Bruceville Road when he was approached by four male suspects, two of which were in possession of what was assumed to be a bat and a firearm. The suspects robbed the victim before taking off. The male victim then returned to his home and reported the incident to law enforcement.

Upon learning this information from the male suspect, an Elk Grove Police Department officer remembered an incident of a flat tire occurring earlier that morning in the same general location. When officers returned to the location, they found that the six individuals they had previously seen at this location were still there working to repair the flat tire. Upon receiving a consent search for the vehicle, officers found the victim’s stolen property.

The weapons carried by the suspects were later identified as a carjack handle and a flashlight.

According to the Elk Grove Police Department, all six of the suspects were identified as 19-year-old Daben Linares, 20-year-old Emmanuel Landeros, 18-year-old Samantha Duran, 18-year-old Adriana Onate, 19-year-old Victor Tapia, and 20-year-old Manuel Ceja-Ochoa. They were arrested for robbery and conspiracy and transported to jail.

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Rachel Lee Perez

Rachel Lee Perez is our Contributing Staff Writer. Rachel is a two-time published author of the books Happily Ever Afterlife and Home. She is also a podcaster, paralegal, dance instructor, and passionate Elk Grove City resident. When she is not attending fun Elk Grove events, you can usually find her at home watching history documentaries, catching up on true crime podcasts, or diving into a good book.