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Four businesses were burglarized in July by a 23-year-old suspect, Tempe police said.
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A 23-year-old man has been arrested as the suspect in a string of July burglaries at Tempe businesses, police said Wednesday.
Jose Perez-Robledo, 23, was arrested in connection with the burglaries that took place July 3-8 at Quicky Tempe Boba, Johnny’s Burgers and Dogs, Serrano’s Restaurant and Karla’s Taco Shop, according to a Tempe Police Department release.
Perez-Robledo used rocks to break into the closed businesses in the middle of the night where he would steal a cash drawer or register, said police, who refer to the case as the Rockin’ Register Crime Series.
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Four businesses were burglarized in July by a 23-year-old suspect, Tempe police said.
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A 23-year-old man has been arrested as the suspect in a string of July burglaries at Tempe businesses, police said Wednesday.
Jose Perez-Robledo, 23, was arrested in connection with the burglaries that took place July 3-8 at Quicky Tempe Boba, Johnny’s Burgers and Dogs, Serrano’s Restaurant and Karla’s Taco Shop, according to a Tempe Police Department release.
Perez-Robledo used rocks to break into the closed businesses in the middle of the night where he would steal a cash drawer or register, said police, who refer to the case as the Rockin’ Register Crime Series.
Detectives also discovered that Perez-Robledo had also broken into other businesses in the Valley, the release stated.
Detectives reviewed video surveillance footage and identified the suspect’s car. He was taken into custody on July 23 and booked on four counts of third-degree burglary.
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