Florida alleged burglars call 911 for help ‘moving their belongings,’ get caught by owners: sheriff

Law enforcement officers in Florida arrested two alleged burglars after they referred to as 911 to ask for help “moving their belongings” from a house that wasn’t theirs.

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office says that 23-year-old Martin Gonzalez-Garcia and 22-year-old Ashializ Roldan-Oscasio had been within the means of burglarizing a house on Dec. 29, 2022 when one among them referred to as 911 and requested for help with transferring a few of their belongings.

Deputies mentioned that the couple was within the residence as a result of they had been wanting for a spot to sleep for the evening.

“Post Miranda, Martin stated on a recorded statement he did commit the burglary at the Dollar General because he needed to get items to sell it to make money,” an arrest affidavit states. “Martin stated he knew what he did was wrong, but needed the money. Martin stated he knew the residence was not his and did not have permission to be in, but had to get inside to get out of the cold.”

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The Polk County Sheriff’s Office says that 23-year-old Martin Gonzalez-Garcia and 22-year-old Ashializ Roldan-Oscasio had been within the means of burglarizing a house on Dec. 29, 2022 when one among them referred to as 911 and requested for help with transferring a few of their belongings.
(Polk County Sheriff’s Office)

Roldan-Oscasio informed deputies that she referred to as 911 in an effort to have legislation enforcement transfer objects from the home which they burglarized, the sheriff’s workplace mentioned.

“Deputies DID help them with their belongings, and DID give them a ride, but it wasn’t to the airport … it was to the Polk Pokey,” the sheriff’s workplace mentioned. “And they are welcome to stay there all weekend long. The Polk Pokey is much better than New York anyway.” 

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Roldan-Oscasio was charged with housebreaking of a residence and Gonzalez-Garcia is being charged with housebreaking and theft in addition to housebreaking of a residence.