Northern California retail theft investigation leads to double homicide arrest

(FOX40.COM) — An organized retail theft investigation in Northern California led to the arrest of a man accused of a double murder.• Video Above: Most commonly reported crimes in the U.S.

Around 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 26, the Modesto Police Department’s property crimes unit was conducting a retail theft operation with local retail partners when Target Stores’ loss prevention officers reported that two males were stealing items from its 3900 Sisk Road location.

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According to MPD, the theft suspects were observed selecting items, concealing them on their persons, and exiting Target without paying. Loss prevention also saw them get into a vehicle parked in the store’s lot.

The suspects were detained by MPD. They were identified as Angel Cabrera, 18, and Christian DiazSilva, 19, both of Salinas. They were arrested for alleged theft, and the stolen merchandise was returned to Target, according to MPD.

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During the investigation, detectives learned that Cabrera was wanted in connection with a double homicide that happened in Salinas on Sept.19. The Salinas Police Department was contacted, and its officers took custody of Cabrera…

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