El Paso Police: 4 arrested for stealing Porsche cars in Central El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Four men were recently arrested and are facing several charges, including theft of property and criminal trespass, after stealing four Porsche vehicles valued at nearly $1 million on Wednesday, March 12, in Central El Paso, El Paso Police said.
The following men were arrested and charged as follows, according to EPPD:
Corey Dana Reed: Age 37; charged with theft of property; $300,000 bond.
Juan Reynaldo Ochoa: Age 43; charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance and criminal trespass; total bond of $8,500.
Milton Castilleja: Age 36; charged with theft of property, two counts of possession of a controlled substance, and two counts of prohibited sub/item in correctional facility; total bond of $106,000.
Luis Miguel Ubieta: Age 42; charged with possession of a controlled substance; $2,500 bond.
On Wednesday, the EPPD's Auto Theft Task Force was notified of a burglary in Central El Paso, during which four Porsche 911 cars, valued at nearly $1 million, were stolen, the department said.
EPPD said all four vehicles were recovered within six hours of the theft, and the offenders were arrested and taken into custody.
The investigation is ongoing, EPPD said.
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