The suspects reportedly torched then ditched the minivan they initially used after seeing it appear in a local news report, police say.
SAN JOSE — Three San Jose men have been arrested in connection with at least a dozen commercial burglaries reported between March and October of this year, according to police.
According to investigators, the three men were connected to a multitude of burglaries targeting businesses throughout the city during overnight hours. They broke in through that means that were relatively small, like using crowbars and other blunt objects, and also more aggressive, like using a stolen vehicle to crash through storefronts, police said.
The investigation led to San Jose police securing arrest and search warrants for the the three men. On Nov. 9, police arrested two 25-year-old men in San Jose; the third, a 23-year-old man, was arrested Nov. 22 also in San Jose.
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