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Mountain Democrat - Thursday, July 28, 2005
Two men believed to be involved in at least three residential burglaries within
Placerville and El Dorado County have been arrested, according to county sheriff's
investigators and Placerville police detectives.
Jacob Goldie, 19, of Placerville was reportedly arrested July 22 during a warrant
search of 21-year-old Matthew Walker's residence on Conrad Court in Placerville.
Walker was arrested two days later during a traffic stop, according to sheriff's
reports.
Known stolen items such as firearms and electronic equipment were found in
Walker's residence, said Placerville police detective Dave Baker and two burglary
cases have been cleared as a result of the arrests. Some of the stolen items have
already been returned to their owners, Baker said.
Two Placerville police officers and one K-9 (Rico) assisted two sheriff's deputies
and two detectives in the warrant search and the arrest of Goldie, who reportedly
became combative and uncooperative, according to sheriff's reports.
Goldie was reportedly stunned three times with a Taser and bitten by the K-9 before
he was successfully taken into custody.
The burglaries are still under investigation to determine weather or not Goldie and
Walker are responsible for other burglaries in the area, Baker said.
As of press time yesterday. Walker was still in custody in lieu of $25,000 bail, and
Goldie had been released on $45,000 bail.
Two men believed to be involved in at least three residential burglaries within
Placerville and El Dorado County have been arrested, according to county sheriff's
investigators and Placerville police detectives.
Jacob Goldie, 19, of Placerville was reportedly arrested July 22 during a warrant
search of 21-year-old Matthew Walker's residence on Conrad Court in Placerville.
Walker was arrested two days later during a traffic stop, according to sheriff's
reports.
Known stolen items such as firearms and electronic equipment were found in
Walker's residence, said Placerville police detective Dave Baker and two burglary
cases have been cleared as a result of the arrests. Some of the stolen items have
already been returned to their owners, Baker said.
Two Placerville police officers and one K-9 (Rico) assisted two sheriff's deputies
and two detectives in the warrant search and the arrest of Goldie, who reportedly
became combative and uncooperative, according to sheriff's reports.
Goldie was reportedly stunned three times with a Taser and bitten by the K-9 before
he was successfully taken into custody.
The burglaries are still under investigation to determine weather or not Goldie and
Walker are responsible for other burglaries in the area, Baker said.
As of press time yesterday. Walker was still in custody in lieu of $25,000 bail, and
Goldie had been released on $45,000 bail.
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