An 81-year-old woman was robbed Monday while serving food to the homeless in Redlands, California.
Incident, Stater Bros. It happened in front of his store. CCTV footage was taken of the suspect as he approached the woman on E. Colton Avenue, Fox 11 reported on Wednesday.
According to authorities, the suspect took the woman’s key and got behind the wheel. Redlands Police Department released video of the incident.
The suspect, who stole the car of a woman feeding the homeless, was arrested. Vehicle theft suspect, an 81-year-old woman from Redlands, was arrested Wednesday night, May 25, after the LAPD found the stolen vehicle in the 500th parking lot. The block of East 11th Street to Los Angeles. Police found 24-year-old Roberto Carlos Sanchez Jr. The key is in the driver’s seat of a silver 2015 Kia Sportage. The LAPD arrested Sanchez for possession of a stolen vehicle and contacted Redlands police. Police detectives responded to the Newton Police Station and confirmed, based on evidence and witness statements, that Sanchez was a suspect in the car hijacking that occurred in Los Angeles on Monday, May 23. Parking at Stater Bros. Sunday, 11 E. Colton Ave. Sanchez was taken to the West Valley Detention Center in San Bernardino, where he paid $250,000 bail on charges of vehicle theft and elder abuse. On the Monday after 3:30 p.m., the Redlands Police Department received a call from Stater Bros. about a stolen vehicle that had just been released. When police arrived, they found the victim, an 81-year-old woman who had come to feed the homeless in the area. While the suspect was serving food, he took the key by force and sat in the driver’s seat of his vehicle. While the suspect was escaping in the vehicle, the casualty clung to the driver’s door and the door fell to the ground. The victim was not injured. The suspect was last seen driving south on Orange Street and entering Interstate 10 west, with the stolen vehicle’s tailgate still open. Police released the security video obtained from Stater Bros. On the YouTube channel of the Redlands Police Department. Watch the video at https://youtu.be/wBVDanC4RGY.
Redlands Police Department announcement Thursday, May 26, 2022
Just as the suspect got into the car and closed the door, a woman appeared and tried to open the door. Minutes later, the car overturned and the man was thrown into the cement. Approaching the vehicle, which left the scene with the trunk lid open, was seen:
The woman was on her knees and finally someone helped her to her feet. According to Fox 11’s report, the woman was not injured in the incident.
In a social media post on Thursday, Redlands Police said they arrested a car theft suspect Wednesday after the LAPD found the vehicle in a parking lot on East 11th Street in Los Angeles.
“Police spotted 24-year-old Roberto Carlos Sanchez Jr. driving a keyed silver 2015 Kia Sportage. The LAPD arrested Sanchez for owning a stolen vehicle and contacted Redlands Police,” the agency continued.
Sanchez was taken to the West Valley Detention Center in San Bernardino and held on charges of $250,000 vehicle theft bond and elder abuse.
On Tuesday, the agency shared photos of the suspect.
Meanwhile, Democratic mayors who support the Save the Police movement in Los Angeles and San Francisco are trying to add more officers as their cities are experiencing crime waves, Breitbart News reported last week.
“Efforts are underway in both cities to rescue local prosecutors. In San Francisco, District Attorney Cheza Budin faced an early election vote on June 7. In Los Angeles County, George Gascon faced an aggressive petition for reelection.
Source: Breitbart
