4 Colombian Nationals Arrested in Glendale for 'Burglary Tourism'
TL;DR
Four Colombian nationals were arrested in Glendale, California, for their involvement in a "burglary tourism" operation, where they allegedly used hidden cameras to spy on residents and determine the best times to burglarize homes. The suspects were found with surveillance equipment, construction gear, and stolen items. This arrest marks the second for one of the suspects, Bryan Martinez Vargas, in three weeks. The police believe the group is part of a transnational criminal operation targeting affluent neighborhoods.
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