San Jose Police Arrest Nine on Suspicion of Summer Business Burglaries
San Jose police arrested nine people, including three juveniles, on suspicion of burglarizing multiple businesses over the summer, the department announced Monday.
The commercial burglaries happened between June 3 and June 24 at three businesses located in the 1600 block of Capitol Avenue, 400 block of Blossom Hill Road, and 1900 block of Camden Avenue, according to police.
During the burglaries, the suspects allegedly drove a car through the businesses before grabbing miscellaneous items and taking off, police said.
Some of the suspects were also responsible for roughly 50 vehicle burglaries that happened on June 27 and June 29 throughout San Jose, police allege.
The adult suspects were identified as:
- Isaiah Ochoa, 19
- Jocelyn Gonzalez-Landeros, 19
- Diego Barron-Mora, 21
- Joshuah Villela, 19
- Moises Nava, 20
- Diego Frias, 23
The juvenile suspects were identified as:
- A 15-year-old boy
- A 17-year-old boy
- Another 17-year-old boy who is now 18
All nine suspects are San Jose residents.
Police said automated license plate reader cameras helped them identify the suspects.