MIAMI – A up to date dispute amongst roommates over a stolen credit card caused a disagreement that devolved into arrests for kidnapping and drug ownership in Miami-Dade County, in keeping with police.
Cristina Arrojo, Marcelo Asenjo Garcia, and Amir Dalit Akbarnia had been roommates at a space in Miami-Dade’s University Park community close to Florida International University, in keeping with police.
Arrojo, 29, believed Akbarnia, 33, had stolen a credit card from her on the space, simply north of the intersection of Southwest 103 Avenue and 16 Street, sometimes called Dr. Antonio Jorge Way, in keeping with police.
“[Akbarnia] received a call,” Detective Alvaro Zabaleta, a spokesman for the Miami-Dade Police Department, wrote in a remark launched on Friday.
Arrojo requested Akbarnia the place he used to be on Thursday and he informed her he used to be on the Walmart Supercenter, at 9191 W. Flagler St., in the Fontainebleau house, so she presented him a trip, in keeping with police.
Akbarnia and Nigel Burkes met Arrojo and Asenjo Garcia, 52, who had been in a condo U-Haul shifting truck in the parking space of the Walmart, in keeping with police.
“During the conversation with [Arrojo], [Asenjo Garcia] assaulted [Akbarnia] and forced him into a rental box truck,” Zabaleta wrote in a remark.
Burkes, 35, informed police that he willingly left with them in the U-Haul truck. To get well the stolen credit card, the 4 ended up at Akbarnia’s father’s space in the Fontainebleau house, and when nobody used to be house, they left, in keeping with the arrest document.
Asenjo Garcia struck Akbarnia a number of instances all over the trip and pulled over on the McDonald’s alongside West Flagler Street close to Southwest 107 Avenue, in Sweetwater, the place Akbarnia walked to the restroom — and requested a cafe worker to name the police, in keeping with the arrest document.
“The employee called 911,” Zabaleta wrote.
Akbarnia used to be conserving his mobile phone when Arrojo snatched it — and bit him all over a battle to take his pockets — in keeping with the arrest document. Arrojo left the eating place with Burkes and Asenjo Garcia. Officers with the Sweetwater Police Department looked for them.
Police officials discovered them at Southwest Sixth Street and 97 Avenue and arrested them, in keeping with the arrest document. During the investigation, they thought to be Burkes a witness to the kidnapping however arrested him as a result of they discovered him in ownership of crystal meth.
During wondering, Arrojo “admitted to responding to Walmart” to pick out up Akbarnia and Burkes, however she denied taking him by way of drive, in keeping with the arrest shape.
Miami-Dade correctional officials booked Arrojo in a while after 2:10 a.m., on Friday, on the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, county inmate information display.
Arrojo is going through fees in 4 instances. One case is for kidnapping. Another is for theft by way of surprising snatching. The different two are for housebreaking of an unoccupied residing, dealing in stolen belongings, arranged scheme to defraud, and petit robbery.
Correctional officials booked Asenjo Garcia in a while ahead of 1:25 a.m., on Friday, at TGKCC, county inmate information display. He is going through a kidnapping rate and a probation violation for a case of ownership of a managed substance and ownership of drug paraphernalia.
Burkes is going through a rate of ownership of a managed substance.
Detectives had been asking somebody with information in regards to the case to name Miami-Dade County Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.
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