
A man, who was arrested by Fairfield Police for an attempted theft Tuesday night, looks out the back of a police car. (Robinson Kuntz/Daily Republic)
FAIRFIELD — Three people were arrested after they reportedly tried to steal alcohol Tuesday night.
Two teenagers and a juvenile were in custody after a loss-prevention guard at a grocery story on the 2400 block of Waterman Boulevard was reportedly assaulted during a scuffle, said Sgt. Franco Cesar.
Kye Campbell-Jones, 18, of Fairfield, was arrested at the scene of the incident after being detained by the guard. Vicente Sharp, 19, of Fairfield, and a juvenile were arrested around 9 p.m. after being pulled at gunpoint from a home on the 1800 block of Salisbury Drive. Several other young adults or juveniles were also pulled from the home, but were released, Cesar said.
All three are suspected of robbery, theft and conspiracy, Cesar said.
The incident occurred Tuesday after the trio entered the store. One of them turned to the security camera and flipped his middle finger as they entered, Cesar said.
The group was known to store employees from past incidents, Cesar said, and they were approached by security. A fight ensued and items were thrown at the guard and he was assaulted, Cesar said. That employee was later brought to the scene and reportedly identified the suspects, Cesar said.
Police were able to identify the remaining suspects and made contact with them at the Salisbury Drive residence. Police were originally told there was mention of a gun, which led to arrest at gunpoint with the help of a K-9, Cesar said.
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LarbudFebruary 27, 2013 - 7:47 am
Why don't they say it was Safeway? How many grocery stores are in the 2400 block? Come on DR do a little more than regurgitate police reports. At least the photographer was on scene. Good job there.
Reply |ReFebruary 27, 2013 - 3:50 pm
I hope they lock Vicente' up for a long time! Karma will get you every time! He needs to pay for his repeated crimes in society! And his criminal activity is bringing down the value in my neighborhood!
Reply |MEFebruary 28, 2013 - 1:21 am
Do you honestly think ONE person in Woodcreek is bringing down the value of "your" neighborhood? Come on, lets be real here. I'm sure the recession has nothing to do with it. The boy did what he did, plain and simple, I'm sure he will have to pay for what he did but the FFPD and the DR act like this was some vicious crime. I'm not saying he did was right but this stuff literally happens everyday. Why don't people focus on the real criminals that are raping, killing and molesting? Kids stealing alcohol?!?! Like that's NEVER happened before.
Reply |chrisFebruary 27, 2013 - 6:46 pm
im glad they got caught and im glad he goin to jail i did my job very well
Reply |chrisFebruary 27, 2013 - 11:53 pm
why didnt they interview the loss prevention agents? because im 1 of them
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