Security camera footage caught a would-be burglar after he tried to cut open the front door of a jewelry store in San Bernardino County Saturday morning.
Security camera footage caught a would-be burglar after he allegedly tried to cut open the front door of a jewelry store in San Bernardino County Saturday morning. Deputies arrived at Marlene's Jewelry Store in Yucaipa at around 3:30 a.m. and found that the door to the back of the business had been pried open. After entering the utility room, they found a gaping hole leading into the rest of the store.
While they were working the scene, deputies spotted a man spying on them from a restaurant across the street. He eventually got onto a bicycle and rode off before deputies caught up and detained him. The man, 38-year-old Justin Flood, was wearing the same outfit as the suspect in the security camera video. He was also covered in drywall debris and insulation, according to deputies.
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