Male charged in 2012 Greenwood jewelry shop theft

GREENWOOD, Ind. — A male who law enforcement said stole $500,000 really worth of jewelry is now in the Johnson County Jail, much more than 9 a long time following the alleged heist happened.

Johnson County deputies traveled to Georgia to arrest 36-year-outdated Osneil Labrada-Guillen, who is experiencing costs of burglary at the the McGee & Co. Fine Jewelers retailer in Greenwood in 2012.

The store’s operator said the stolen products bundled a 1964 Gents Stainless Rolex, 1975 Perpetual Date Rolex, chain bracelet and diamond band, totaling somewhere around $500,000. The suspects also allegedly triggered $15,000 value of injury in the theft by putting 3 holes in the roof, cutting the telephone and alarm lines, and damaging the metal safety gate.

Surveillance footage shows two suspects seeking to get in the entrance of the store at 11:58 p.m. on Saturday, April 21, 2012. Then, at 7:35 a.m. the up coming working day, the suspects are observed moving into the showroom from the northwest offices of the organization. Each suspects had been putting on jeans, hooded sweatshirts, and dark-colored balaclava-design masks, in accordance to deputies.

Just after placing numerous products in substantial, dark-colored duffle luggage, the two suspects are observed leaving the retail store by the back doorway at 8:10 a.m. Surveillance footage reveals a third suspect pull up in a dark-colored truck to decide on them up. The truck is found driving towards the spot of Howard and Fry roads.

Officials reported Labrada-Guillen pawned the stolen goods at La Estrella de Oro #7 in Hiahleh, Florida, on April 23, 2012. Detectives were able to get Labrada-Guillen’s fingerprint from the pawn shop.

Law enforcement mentioned DNA from a mask identified outside the house a household on April 26, 2012, near the theft scene matched that of Labrada-Guillen.

He was introduced previous 7 days from a Georgia jail, serving time for stealing $1.6 million value of jewellery at a store in 2010.