3 more out of town burglars arrested in Martin County

THREE MIAMI MEN, ONE U-HAUL, THREE DIFFERENT STORIES, TWO BAGS OF BURGLARY TOOLS.

MCSO Sergeant Rick Parks had just wrapped up a busy night shift when he decided to make one more traffic stop before heading home. The sergeant stopped a U-haul truck being driven by a Miami man with no driver’s license. No one could explain why their taillights weren’t working. They claimed to be painters. There were not any painting supplies. They couldn’t remember what job they were coming from or going to at 11pm. The men’s conflicting stories got more twisted when they couldn’t explain why it takes a moving van to transport two bags of burglary tools (crow bar, gloves, bolt cutters) in a town they don’t live in.

Francisco Colome-Fernandez of Miami

36-year old Francisco Colome-Fernandez, 42-year old Reinaldo Thousand-Thousand , and 31-year old Reimer De-Banos, all from Miami, couldn’t keep their stories straight, but one thing is certain. Martin County residents have been victimized by a number of out of town burglars over the past few months. In the end, Colome-Fernandez, Thousand-Thousand, and De-Banos were all arrested and charged with possession of burglary tools. They remain at the Martin County Jail. At this time, they have no bond.