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2 detained in Riverside County 'jugging' robbery


2 detained in Riverside County 'jugging' robbery


Two guys were detained for a "jugging" theft in Riverside County on Thursday.

The suspects were identified as Isaiah Fitzgerald Moses, 34, and Denzel Tyrell Lawson, 33, according to the Norco Sheriff's Station. Both males are homeowners of Houston, Texas.

" Jugging" is a type of theft that normally involves targeting victims who withdraw money from an ATM while following them to their next location to rob them.

Deputies first reacted to burglary reports near the 100 block of Hidden Valley Parkway around 10 a.m

. The victim had withdrawn a big amount of cash and placed it inside their car's glovebox before walking away.

While the victim was inside a neighboring building, they experienced a suspect approach their cars and truck, break a window and climb within, authorities said.

A trip vehicle was seen approaching the lorry and driving away with the suspect and the victim's cash.

Private investigators later found the suspects in the Cabazon area, where they were apprehended.

During the arrest, most of the victim's stolen cash was recovered in addition to extra evidence of the criminal activity. A photo from the arrest reveals a big quantity of cash together with tools presumably utilized in the theft.

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Two men were arrested for a "jugging" burglary in Riverside County on Oct. 26, 2023. (Norco Sheriff's Station).

Both suspects were jailed on charges of break-in and conspiracy. They are being hung on $10,000 bail each.

The occurrence stays under investigation. Anybody with information can get in touch with Deputy Bryce Cooper at 951-280-- 5212.

Cops have actually been cautioning the general public as a spike in violent "bank jugging" robberies is on the increase across Southern California, particularly during the holidays.

Thieves stake out possible victims in bank car park and generally target those who have actually withdrawn large quantities of money.

Busy shopping mall are prime spots for suspects searching for their next victim. Customers seen purchasing high-end purses and precious jewelry might likewise be targeted and followed home, cops stated.

Authorities stated people must always understand their surroundings. Tips to avoid being targeted after visiting the bank consist of hiding bank slip envelopes inside a bag when exiting and taking prized possessions with you inside to your next location rather of leaving or concealing them in the vehicle.

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Elwood Hill is an award-winning journalist with more than 18 years' of experience in the industry. Throughout his career, John has worked on a variety of different stories and assignments including national politics, local sports, and international business news. Elwood graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in journalism and immediately began working for Breaking Now News as lead journalist.