Four Colombian nationals were arrested by Oregon authorities after a recent row of burglary in the house.
The Tigard Police Directorate (TPD) confirmed that arrests were related to 39 Burial cases Targeted to what seemed to be wealthy Asian-American households that begin at the end of September.
Investigators said the suspects used a similar method of chasm each time.
A warning was sent in November by warning residents in three jurisdictions of burglary in the home including Four in TigardFour in Washington District and two in Beaveveton.
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The Tigard Police Directorate has arrested four Colombian nationals regarding a series of 39 cases of burglary in a home that has been supposedly aiming for Asian-American households since September. (Tigard Police Directorate)
On February 2, the search orders were performed in Oregon City, the band and Portland regarding this investigation.
The first was in Oregon City where TPD, CCLKAMAS SHARIFA OFFICE The SWAT team and many other agencies served a warrant in a residential complex in the Bloc of 14100 South Beavercreek Road.
The other was in the band, where the band police and the Emergency Times in Central Oregon were an order in a residential complex in the 55,000 Gross Drive block.
Investigators have recovered money, evidence, stolen jewelry and seized more vehicles in the execution of the underdone. (Tigard Police Directorate)
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Investigators have recovered money, evidence and stolen jewelry and seized more vehicles while performing a warrant.
Four suspects, who are all Colombian nationals, They were arrested by Tigard police for offenses. They were extradited to Washington County.
They were identified as Herbert Grueso-Vergara, 30; Maria Castro-Gamboa, 26; Fabio Vergara-Cortes, 29; and Fatima Gomez-Aragon, 33.
The Tigard Police Directorate, together with other agencies, has taken action on a row of burglary in a house that made them connected. (Tigard Police Directorate)
An additional order was brought on February 5 by TPD, Portland police Special Emergency Room Bureau and PPB (SERT) in a residential complex in the North Bristol Avenue Avenue.
The stolen jewelry and other evidence associated with the investigation were also found in this place.
TPD also thanked several Oregon and Washington officers who were involved in the investigation.
This is an investigation in progress and the authorities expect more charges to be filed.
