Montgomery County, TX – Two juveniles were apprehended in Montgomery County early Thursday morning after allegedly attempting to break into a vehicle and stealing a firearm.
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded around 4:45 a.m. to a call regarding suspicious activity in the 11100 block of Gilmore Road. The caller reported seeing two males allegedly trying to break into his vehicle, with security cameras capturing the alleged suspects in the act.
Authorities said deputies quickly located two male juveniles who matched the reported description. While detaining the teens, a pistol allegedly fell from the waistband of one suspect. Deputies stated both juveniles were observed wearing latex gloves and bandana face coverings in an alleged attempt to conceal their identities. Further investigation revealed the recovered firearm had reportedly been stolen.
The two juveniles, ages 15 and 16, have allegedly been charged with attempted burglary of a vehicle, criminal trespass, and theft of firearm, according to the sheriff’s office. Due to their age, authorities are not releasing the suspects’ names at this time.
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is reminding residents to secure their vehicles and immediately report any suspicious activity. Officials say the swift apprehension highlights the ongoing dedication of deputies to public safety and the security of the community.
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