{"id":35567,"date":"2014-05-14T07:00:35","date_gmt":"2014-05-13T21:00:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=35567"},"modified":"2014-05-14T07:00:35","modified_gmt":"2014-05-13T21:00:35","slug":"2-men-arrested-alleged-teo-burglary","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/2-men-arrested-alleged-teo-burglary\/","title":{"rendered":"2 men arrested for alleged As Teo burglary"},"content":{"rendered":"

Police arrested two men Monday afternoon for allegedly burglarizing a house in As Teo and stealing assorted jewelry and other items.<\/p>\n

Gorjonny V. Camacho, 21, was arrested for burglary, theft, and conspiracy, while George Grover, 22, was apprehended for conspiracy and receiving stolen property.<\/p>\n

Superior Court Associate Judge Teresa Kim-Tenorio imposed yesterday $5,000 cash and $45,000 unsecured bond each for the two suspects\u2019 temporary release.<\/p>\n

Preliminary hearing will be on May 20 at 1:30pm.<\/p>\n

According to police detective Catherine B. Pangelinan, Camacho admitted to police that he burglarized the house and that Grover served as a lookout.<\/p>\n

Pangelinan said that Camacho also confessed to pawning some of the stolen jewelry in two pawnshops and that he blew all the money at Bobbie\u2019s Poker in Gualo Rai.<\/p>\n

Pangelinan said some of the stolen items were recovered from the pawnshops.<\/p>\n

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Gorjonny V. Camacho, left, and George Grover emerge from the courtroom of Superior Court Associate Judge Teresa Kim-Tenorio after a bail hearing yesterday. Camacho and Grover were arrested on Monday for allegedly conspiring to burglarize a house in As Teo last month. (Ferdie dela Torre)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

At the hearing, assistant public defender Benjamin Petersburg appeared as counsel for Grover. A private counsel will be appointed for Camacho.<\/p>\n

Detective Pangelinan stated in her report that a police officer responded to a house in As Teo on April 11, 2014, in response to a report of a burglary.<\/p>\n

Pangelinan said the stolen items were some jewelry worth $3,000, two iPods, two Fossil watches, two cell phones, and an unspecified amount of cash.<\/p>\n

Pangelinan said that Camacho\u2019s sister later appeared at the Commonwealth Bureau of Investigation on May 5, 2014, where she reported that Camacho and Grover were behind the As Teo burglary.<\/p>\n

The next day, Pangelinan said, a witness disclosed that he saw Camacho and Grover on the day of the burglary, holding several pieces of jewelry. The witness said he transported Camacho and Grover to a pawnshop in San Vicente and another pawnshop in Garapan.<\/p>\n

That same day, May 6, Camacho appeared at the CBI Office and confessed it was him who burglarized the house and that Grover stayed in the jungle upon his instruction.<\/p>\n

Camacho reportedly told police that he entered the house through a small, unlocked window. Pangelinan said that Camacho stated he knows the way inside the house because he used to go there when he was a child.<\/p>\n

Pangelinan said she and another detective proceeded to a pawnshop in San Vicente, where they recovered some of the stolen jewelry\u2014a gold pendant and three pairs of earrings.<\/p>\n

Camacho was named as the seller of the jewelry for $150.<\/p>\n

Two other detectives went to a pawnshop in Garapan where they recovered two gold necklaces pawned by Camacho on April 11, 2014, in the amount of $600 and $220.<\/p>\n

The victim identified all the jewelry recovered from the pawnshops as her property.<\/p>\n

Police also searched Camacho\u2019s house in As Teo and Grover\u2019s apartment in Gualo Rai, where other stolen jewelry and items were seized.<\/p>\n

The police report did not state whether the victim\u2019s other items were recovered during the search.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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