Man arrested in connection to multiple burglaries in Tempe
A man was arrested Wednesday in connection to multiple burglaries in Tempe that took place earlier in July, authorities said.
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PHOENIX — A man was arrested Wednesday in connection to multiple burglaries in Tempe that took place earlier in July, authorities said.
Jose Perez-Robledo, 22, was arrested Wednesday without incident on four counts of third-degree burglary, according to the Tempe Police Department.
More details on Tempe burglaries case
Authorities said the crimes took place from July 3 to 8 at Quickly Tempe Boba, Johnny’s Burgers and Dogs, Serrano’s Restaurant and Karla’s Taco Shop.
Perez-Robledo allegedly used rocks to break into the businesses when they were closed in the middle of the night and would then steal the entire cash drawer or register.
Upon investigation, authorities identified Perez-Robledo as the suspect in this case using video surveillance footage. Authorities also learned he had broken into other businesses in the Valley.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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this tempe man is a member of my community and i believe we shouldn't rush to judgement on numerous prior lapses in judgement. he has a family and i hope despite the color of his skin and inconsequential citizenship status that he receives his proper due process and no cash bail.
i just hope ICE doesn't take any of these good family people away. they deserve to be in our country. they are good family people. their diversity is our strength.
Sounds as if young Jose Perez-Robledo is a one man crime wave and public safety has finally been restored by the hard work and dedication of the Tempe police.
Can hardly wait for the disenfranchised armchair social justice warriors to rally to Jose Perez-Robledo's defense and proclaim his innocence based on the totally unrelated absurd and irrelevant.