Citizens alert police, 5 auto burglars arrested

Citizens alert police, 5 auto burglars arrested

POSTED: Monday, December 14, 2009 - 2:02pm

UPDATED: Thursday, April 8, 2010 - 4:04am

***NEWS RELEASE***

A citizen called notifying police around 12:30 a.m. that she observed several Hispanic males looking into cars and checking car doors in the 7100 block of Waljim. Police were able to locate the suspect vehicle a short time later at a convenience store. Officers recovered numerous items that had been stolen from vehicles in the South Tyler area. The suspects were identified as Calet Medina, age 18, of Tyler, Jesus Martinez, age 17, of Tyler and two Hispanic juveniles.

At around 5:00 a.m. Tyler police received another call from a witness that observed a B/M suspect using a flash light getting in and out of vehicles located at Meadowbrook Apartments at 4600 Paluxy. Upon officers’ arrival they observed the suspect in the parking lot and found several items in his possession that were stolen from vehicles in the area. The suspect was identified as Deaveron Dean, B/M, age 18 of Tyler. Dean was taken into custody and charged with several counts of Auto Burglary.

The Tyler Police Department would like to thank the citizens who got involved and reported the suspicious activity that led to the arrests of five suspects and clearance of numerous auto burglaries in South Tyler.

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Crime will grow and grow as long as Tyler allows illegal alliens to be employed, hang-out, and have a sanctuary here.

Why doesnt city police and sheriff office seek out illegals and arrest?

What do illegals have to lose when typically, worse that can happen is deportation. (just hop across border next week afterwards)

Even without consider the heavy costs of crime attacking our families and children, cost of prisons, and medical care, is it really worth saving money on cheap labor?
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