Three North County residents were arrested Thursday in connection with a rash of thefts from unlocked vehicles along Studio Drive and Ocean Boulevard in Cayucos.
County sheriff’s deputies and Morro Bay police said they want to hear from people in Cayucos who may be missing items stolen recently from their vehicles.
Man arrested after allegedly burglarizing SLO office building
Two Atascadero men arrested after being found in stolen vehicle, police report
Property stolen at five locations in San Luis Obispo leads to arrest of man, woman
Santa Paula man arrested after multi-county car burglary spree
Paso Robles man arrested for allegedly stealing from inside cars
Morro Bay police arrested Kevin Porter, 20, of Creston, who was charged with theft with prior conviction, possession of stolen property and receiving stolen property; and Katrina Neil, 21, and Cayetano Contreras, also 21, both of Paso Robles, who were each charged with receiving stolen property, according to sheriff's Cmdr. Ben Hall.
Hall said Morro Bay police did the investigation and now want to return stolen items to their owners.
Residents of Morro Bay should call the police at 772-6225; others should call the Sheriff’s Department at 781-4550.
— Kathe Tanner
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