The Miami person was arrested for stealing a cellphone

Police made the arrest at West Palm Beach The Miami-Tate man had three cell phones Stolen At the SunFest Music Festival.

Jose de la Caritad Garcia Mondolongo27, was arrested by lower police officers Charge of theft Senior.

The value of the stolen phones is estimated at about $ 3,800 Palm Beach Post.

At 9:30 pm on Friday, police officers working at Sunfest began receiving complaints about cell phone theft at concerts on the festival’s southern stage, the news agency explained.

According to Palm Beach police, some witnesses were seen weaving the crowd at the concert and stealing phones.

One of the officers standing outside the stage saw someone who matched the suspect’s descriptions. When he approached Garcia Mondolongo, he saw him throwing three iPhones to the ground.

The arrest report states that the man “admitted to trying to remove the phones as soon as he saw the officers because he knew ‘it would not be good and the police would think he had stolen them’.”

Garcia Mondolongo is being held in the Palm Beach County Jail and is being held on $ 4,500 bail. However, police told reporters that an investigation into the robbery was ongoing and further arrests and charges were pending.

For two years, due to the Govt-19 epidemic, the Sunfest Music Festival was not held, which usually attracts more than 100,000 people at this time.

There were two Cubans last December He was charged with theft of goods and theft of state property 500 iPhone cell phones stolen at Miami airport, worth half a million dollars.

Recently, another Cuban, He plays a key role in this case because he works for the company where the cell phones were stolenHe was finally arrested in charge of where the phones were placed, making changes and providing everything needed to loot.

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