Auto burglary solved
MORGAN HILL
– Three male students, ages 16 and 17, from Live Oak High School
were arrested Monday afternoon on charges of auto burglary and
possession of stolen property resulting from an auto burglary at
Abbott Laboratories.
Auto burglary solved
MORGAN HILL – Three male students, ages 16 and 17, from Live Oak High School were arrested Monday afternoon on charges of auto burglary and possession of stolen property resulting from an auto burglary at Abbott Laboratories.
At 2:35 p.m. on Monday officers responded to a report of an auto burglary in the parking lot of Abbott Labs and found the victim’s vehicle’s window broken and items missing. Abbott Labs’ security employees were able to provide a license plate similar to the suspect’s vehicle. Officers found a match with a similar vehicle registered in Morgan Hill.
About an hour later, Officer Scott Silva saw the vehicle on East Dunne Avenue occupied by youths matching the description given by the witnesses. Officers stopped the vehicle and recovered some of the stolen property inside.
Officers have identified a fourth Live Oak student and believe a fifth suspect, Luis Mariano Hernandez, 18, may also be associated with the burglary. Both are still at large.
Mariano was not in the vehicle at the time it was stopped by officers. Police believe the suspects arrested are associated with other auto burglaries in the area and are hoping the arrests will deter future incidents. The police are withholding the names of the juveniles arrested because of their age. The three teens were cited and released.
Called to serve?
Gilroy – Is one of your loved ones being deployed to the Persian Gulf in preparation for a possible war as tensions continue to rise between the United States and Iraq? The Dispatch would like to know. Call City Editor Jodi Engle at
842-6400 ext. 272.
Memorial services for a well-known Gilroyan
GILROY – A memorial service for Florence Trimble, local advocate for the homeless and community leader, will be Sunday, Jan. 19 at 3 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church with a reception to follow at the gymnasium at St. Mary Parish School. A number of pastors will be participating.
Which computer class is right for you?
GILROY – If you want to take a computer class, but are not sure which one to take, this workshop can help you decide. Faculty will review the schedule of classes and help you decide among different courses as well as certificate and degree programs. The workshop will be Monday, Jan. 20 at 6:30 p.m. at Gavilan College Morgan Hill, at the Morgan Hill Community Center (17060 Monterey Road). For more information, call 782-2873 or e-mail cs**@ga*****.edu.
Grab your Sweetheart
GILROY – The Senior Center Valentine Dinner Dance will take place Saturday, Feb. 8 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Gilroy Senior Center, 7371 Hanna St. The cost is $5 per person. Music will be provided by the South Bay Swing Band. The event is sponsored by the Gilroy Senior Center, Saint Louise Regional Hospital and the Gilroy Jaycees. Details:
848-0465.
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