'Law-and-order:' 6 non-citizens who were arrested in the nationwide burglary in Florida cars

Tallahassee, Fla. -Laut James Uthmeier, Attorney General of Florida, was arrested by six non-citizens as part of an organized burglary in Florida.

In a release on Thursday, Uthmeier announced that the group stole over 80 vehicles and a member who was identified as Inti Gomez Alonso is still at large.

In the meantime, the six arrested members were identified as follows:

• Hector Gonzalez Tamayo

• Yainier Pinillo Toro

• Inti Gomez Alonso

• Yoan Oriol Gonzalez Solorzano

• Maria Beatriz Rodriguez Larosa

• Felipe Benitez Alonso

All six fees for blackmails and conspiracy to inspect blackmails show, as the publication shows. If you are convicted, you will be confronted with a prison sentence of up to 30 years.

“Florida is a state for law and order; We will pursue justice and work with the Trump administration to send these criminals back where they came from, ”said Uthmeier.

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According to the investigators, the six suspects were involved in a “long -term criminal company” who worked throughout the state and steel vehicles, who were then assigned fraudulent vins, titles and tags.

The group would then add or sell the stolen cars, the investigators added.

In the publication on Thursday, the group often steals the vehicles from rental companies, either at the rental location itself or after someone had already rented them.

On several occasions, the investigators Apple found Airtags in the stolen cars, which made it possible for the group to follow the car after leaving the rental location, explains the publication.

“The effects of illegal immigration go far beyond what corresponds to the eye,” said Dave Kerner, Director of FLHSMV. “I am proud of our soldiers of the Florida Highway Patrol Criminal Interdiction Unit for their great investigative work. The result of this case shows the power of partnerships and Florida's focus on criminals and illegal immigration authorities. “