Police Arrest 3 People For Allegedly Stealing Mail from Over 100 Homes

A 23-Mile Pursuit in California Led to the Arrest of Three Individuals Who Allegedly Stole Mail from Over 100 Homes.

According to a Press release From the Clives Police Department, The Chase Began Just after 3:30 AM on Wednsday, Feb. 5, after an officer on Patrol Near the Fowler and Alluvial Avenues Noticed A Suspicious Vehicle in the Area.

After Police Tried to Pull The Vehicle Over, It Quickly Speed ​​Away, Leading Officers to Chase it Down 23 Miles to Southwest Fresno, Police said.

Officers Called for Assistance from the California Highway Patrol (CHP), Who Used Spike Strips to Deflate The Vehicle's Tires.

This Helped End The Pursuit Near California and Orange Avenues, Where an officer from the Clvis Police Department used a Pursuit Intervention Technology (PIT) Maneuver.

According to the US department of justice office of justice programs websiteThe Pit Maneuver is a “Technique used by law enforcement person to force a fleeing vehicle to abruptly turn 180 degrees, causing the vehicle to stall and stop.”

A photo of the vehicle attached to the press showed the dark-colored car with two two large bumps to its right side and flat tires.

After the Pit Maneuver was done, the three suspects “immediatily Got out and Ran” But Were Caught By Officers from the Clvis and FRESNO POLICE DAPARTMENTS, WHOW WHO WHOWAN

While none of the suspects were injured during the incident, one officer from the Clvis Police Department was treated and related for a minor injury to their hand, the press release explained.

Before the vehicle Driven by the suspects was Towed for Evidence, Police said they found it to be filled with mail from over 100 addresses in Clife.

A photo attached to the press release shows a table of mail, including a pile of coupons, multiple envelopes and a package from amazon pharmacy.

The suspects were identified as yer vue, 42, and amanda lizarraga, 35, of fresno, and sombat vang, 30, of Clvis.

According to the Clloris Police Department, they were arrested and book the fresno county jail on Multiple Charges, Including Mail theft, Possession of Stolen Property and Burglary tools, and CONSPIRACY.

Detectives from the Clvis Police Department are working with the US postal inspectors to investment the incident and return the stolen mail to its owners.

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