BAKERSFIELD, CA - Three men were arrested in southwest Bakersfield Monday, after a homeowner witnessed one of them allegedly attempting to break into his house on his smartphone.
The Bakersfield Police Department says that 18-year-old Zacheary Keys was identified by several callers as the suspect seen in a homeowner's video surveillance system attempting to break into a residence in the 9100 block of Whitman Avenue.
After detectives made contact with Keys, he reportedly admitted to the offense, and four others. Dallas Muniz, 18, and Dontrel Louis, 18, were identified by detectives as co-conspirators with Keys, and subsequently arrested.
Police say the homeowner posted a photograph of the intruder on the internet, leading to citizens calling BPD and identifying Keys.
All three suspects were arrested for four counts each of Burglary and Attempted Burglary, and five counts of Conspiracy.
Police encourage anyone with information regarding this case to contact BPD at 661-327-7111.
Anonymous text messages can be sent to 274637 by sending BPDCRIMES along with a message.
The Bakersfield Police Department says that 18-year-old Zacheary Keys was identified by several callers as the suspect seen in a homeowner's video surveillance system attempting to break into a residence in the 9100 block of Whitman Avenue.
After detectives made contact with Keys, he reportedly admitted to the offense, and four others. Dallas Muniz, 18, and Dontrel Louis, 18, were identified by detectives as co-conspirators with Keys, and subsequently arrested.
Police say the homeowner posted a photograph of the intruder on the internet, leading to citizens calling BPD and identifying Keys.
All three suspects were arrested for four counts each of Burglary and Attempted Burglary, and five counts of Conspiracy.
Police encourage anyone with information regarding this case to contact BPD at 661-327-7111.
Anonymous text messages can be sent to 274637 by sending BPDCRIMES along with a message.
