(KRON) -- Three suspects allegedly tied to a Bay Area identity theft ring were arrested last week following an investigation into a Cupertino home burglary, the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday.
On June 20, a family in Cupertino discovered that $18,000 worth of jewelry and two Porsches, a 2019 Cayenne and a 2025 Taycan, had been stolen from their house, authorities said. According to the sheriff’s office, the two stolen cars would later be used in multiple crimes across the South Bay, with one even involved in a police pursuit in Santa Clara.
Detectives from the Regional Auto Theft Task Force working the case identified the burglary suspects through leads developed from security camera videos, SCCSO said. The suspects were connected to additional crimes across the Bay Area.
A deputy found one of the stolen Porsches at the Hayes Mansion Hotel in San Jose, and a search warrant was executed on July 17. Inside the suspects’ hotel room, detectives said they uncovered 500 pieces of stolen mail, 200 checks, 25 stolen credit cards, counterfeit currency, 12 Social Security cards, 24 counterfeit driver’s licenses, two passports, three DMV vehicle registrations, a birth certificate, four shaved vehicle keys, a key fob to one of the stolen Porsches and 24 grams of suspected methamphetamine.
(Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office)(Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office)Three suspects were taken into custody: 39-year-old Emillano Ontiveros and 26-year-old Brandi French, both of San Jose, and 36-year-old Kevin Monge. Ontiveros and French were booked into the Santa Clara County Main Jail for burglary, receiving stolen property, identity theft, check fraud, drug possession and possession of burglary tools. Monge was arrested for identity theft, check fraud, drug possession and possession of burglary tools.
Many of the stolen items were returned to their rightful owners, the sheriff’s office said, including both stolen vehicles. Detectives are continuing to process the evidence and contact potential victims of the crimes.
Anyone with information or who may be a victim is asked to contact the Investigative Services Division at 408-808-4500.
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