2023-06-23 15:14:01
A 54-year-old Cuban, identified as Orelvy Hernández Montero, and a resident of Miami, was detained by the Nashville police, in the United States, and remains in prison on felony charges of robbery and one misdemeanor charge of robbery. confirmed the police report published this week.
The information indicates that the aforementioned remains under investigation for cell phone theft, especially the iPhone brand. Robberies that authorities consider to be part of a more organized criminal operation. It all sparked following an Illinois woman’s determination to recover her iPhone stolen from a local restaurant.
Last weekend, the 25-year-old victim was inside the Layer Cake restaurant on 3rd Avenue South when she discovered her $1,200 iPhone was missing from her bag, however she was able to track it via Apple Watch and locate the person’s location. that he had taken it. So she called the officers, who found a parking lot with a maroon Jeep Waggoneer car where the phone was ringing inside.
HE HAD STOLEN AT LEAST 17 CELL PHONES
Police said the phone was clearly visible inside the Jeep and surveillance cameras in the area showed a man, later identified as Hernández Montero, going to and from that car. The Cuban wanted to flee in an Uber as soon as he saw the authorities near his car.
After arresting him, it was found that inside Montero’s pocket there was a key to the Jeep where the stolen cell phone was. The car was impounded and Montero was taken to the Central Police Station, where he refused to answer the detectives’ questions. Inside the Cuban’s car, 17 stolen cell phones were later found wrapped in aluminum foil, in an attempt to reduce their signals.
A laptop and a woman’s wallet were also found. The wallet had been stolen from a Dothan, Alabama, woman earlier that weekend while she was at Jason Aldean’s bar on Broadway. The investigation, led by Central Police Detective Brent Fisher, continues to identify the owners of the other phones and the laptop found in the Jeep.
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