Three Cuban citizens arrested in connection with sunglasses for millions of dollars in Miami – Cuba titles

Authorities have revealed additional information about the luxury theft of high profile sunglasses that led to the retention of three men in Miami. Suspects identified as Xavier Pérez52 -year -old, Lazaro Jansel Salazarat 27, and Alexander Trujilo Gomez48-year-old, Hialeah resident, have been charged with stealing over 3500 pairs of high-end brands like high-end brands Ray-Ban., Ancestryand GucciS The stolen items are valued at over one million dollars.

Luxury glasses are reported to have been taken from Sunglasses Stores located in Tennessee and South Carolina and subsequently sent to Miami. The investigation began when a police officer in Miami working with the Ministry of Homeland Security came across a news report on the arrests of the suspects. This has led to the discovery that the stolen sunglasses are sent through courier services to an address in the Miami Flaudami area.

“We received information that these sunglasses stolen in other countries were sent by mail – through UPS – to a place in Miami,” said Mani MoralesThe Miami police chief, as reported by Telemundo 51. Although the initial search at this place did not give sunglasses, the authorities were able to contact an individual related to the suspects. This person, when presented with evidence, delivered the stolen goods. In the end, detectives pulled out sunglasses on a different site in Miami.

“They thought that when they went to another country, they would not be recognized,” Morales revealed.

Cooperation between countries leads to arrest

The arrests were made possible through joint efforts, including the CAD Analysis Department of the Murfrisboro Police Department, the Registration Plate Recognition Technology (LPR) and the SMYRNA (SPD) police department (HVPD) and the Goodlettsville in Tenesee. Real -time crime (RTCC) Crime Crime Data (RTCC) Police Police Data has played a major role in tracking the movements of suspects. They have identified a minivan by Pacifica 2022 hired in Miami as the vehicle used in the thefts, which was spotted in Gudlettville on Wednesday, January 29.

The trio is now facing charges of theft of more than $ 250,000, as well as accusations of burglary and vandalism. Cuban citizens are also suspected to have similar thefts at the sunglasses of sunglasses in Hendersonville, Tennessee and in Guff and Beaufort, South Carolina.

Authorities call on each with additional information in this case to contact the hotline of the stoppers in Miami-Dad.