Several Reports of Numerous Juveniles Breaking into a City

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COBRA detectives have been investigating several reports of numerous juveniles breaking into a City maintenance yard and causing damage to several City maintenance vehicles and other property causing approximately $5,000 in damages at Central Park

Thorough investigation led to the arrests of 9 juveniles ranging from ages 15-17 . They were booked at SCV Sheriff’s Station for various charges and subsequently released on citation to a guardian.
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