a Cuban arrested and charged Looting In several businesses in Hialeah and West Miami, in Miami-Dade County, according to official reports.
Ulysses Caceres 49 years old, was arrested on August 18 and brought to court. The defendant faces charges of breaking and entering an unoccupied building, malicious damage to property, petty theft, third-degree grand theft and criminal corruption, according to a Miami-Dade County police arrest report.
Report from AmericaTeVé.
He is accused of robbing at least three businesses in Hialeah and one in West Miami, from which he escaped with thousands of dollars.
On August 1, the Cuban robbed a West Miami liquor store, stealing $3,636 in cash, drinks and other items for sale.
Between August 7 and 18, Caceres had been involved in burglaries at two other businesses, from which he extracted more than $11,000 in cash, and at a home in Hialeah where he left $1,500 in damages.
Video obtained from security cameras at Mangu Café shows the moment he committed one of the robberies in Hialeah, on August 11. In the pictures reproduced by AmericaTeVéit was noticed how Caceres and his partner got into the company in a car, broke down the main door to get in and then escaped with a cash register and $100.
The Judge Carmen R. Cabarga Set the bail at $55,500 and to pay it, he must prove the legal origin of the money. No details have emerged about Caceres’ partner. The judge said that Cuban had previously sentenced him 8 years in prison in Hillsborough County for multiple burglaries.
Late last month, Miami-Dade authorities arrested the perpetrator of a series of Burglaries at several stores in Miami. The young defendant, a 26-year-old Cuban, faced charges of smashing and entering unoccupied buildings and second-degree burglary after investigations linked him to robberies at three Marshall stores and another location on Saks Fifth Avenue.
At the time, it also emerged that Cuban Lester J. Ramirez was arrested at a gas station east of Hialeah for stealing a luxury Jaguar and escaping from the police.
Aharon Three men from Miami robbed Nearly $1.3 million worth of seafood came from a Fort Lauderdale food importer in early August after pretending to be supermarket shoppers.
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