Commerce City police want to find two suspect they consider armed and dangerous. Police say both Esequiel Gomez and Demi Maestas committed a series of commercial burglaries and vehicle thefts over the course of the last several months all across the Denver metro area.
Both Gomez, 32, and Maestas, 29, are suspected to be part of a group accused of stealing cars to ram them into businesses in the middle of the night.Police say both suspects have been seen with firearms during the burglaries in Commerce City, Denver, Thornton, Aurora, and as far away as Sterling. Police say the suspect flee in a stolen vehicle each time authorities try to catch them.
https://denver.cbslocal.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/15909806/2022/06/Multi-Crime-Suspects-video-Gomezs-getaway-from-CCPD.mp4“Gomez spotted the SWAT officers approaching the residence and got into the passenger side of a newer model stolen Audi, grey in color, and fled eastbound on E. 69th Avenue,” police said in a news release.
If you have information on Gomez, Maestas or the other suspects, you’re asked to call the Commerce City Police Department tip line at 303-289-3626. You can remain anonymous and you may be eligible for a cash reward.
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