Mailbox break-ins and thefts prompt arrest of two suspects in Rocklin
(FOX40.COM) — The Rocklin Police Department posted a public service announcement on Monday about mailbox break-ins and mail theft, and two days later, on Wednesday, officers were alerted through a CCTV alarm monitoring.
According to RPD, the CCTV alerted that the suspects were breaking into the cluster mailboxes at an apartment complex in Rocklin. Officers responded to the scene and found the suspect vehicle leaving the scene and detain two people.
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Inside the vehicle were drugs, a garbage full of stolen unopened mail, a USPS master key, and various debt cards that were not activated, as well as credit cards, according to RPD.
Police arrested two Stockton residents, Analilia Acosta and Francisco Aguilar.
'A friendly reminder to check your mail EVERY DAY, Rocklin,' RPD said.
A friendly reminder to check your mail EVERY DAY, Rocklin!
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