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Will shoot flames for tools
Alleged thief wields aerosol can to try and escape Poway Home Depot
Ignacio and Sarrah Brambila
A Lakeside man and his wife were arrested over the weekend after an attempted theft from a Poway Home Depot location ended with 37-year-old Ignacio Brambila wielding a makeshift flame-thrower against employees.
According to a report from sheriff's department Sgt. Chad Boudreau, on September 6, Brambila left the Home Depot store on the 12000 block of Tech Center Drive with a baby carriage loaded with stolen tools. When confronted regarding the alleged theft, Brambila used a lighter and aerosol can to aim flames at employees who had followed him to the parking lot. He then fled in a car driven by his wife Sarrah.
Sheriff's deputies conducted a traffic stop a short while later, at which point the Brambilas were found to be in possession of stolen merchandise. Their 18-month-old child was also present in the vehicle.
The baby, as well as the couple's older twin boys, were placed in protective custody while their parents were jailed on $100,000 bail apiece, with arraignment hearings scheduled for Wednesday, September 10.
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Will shoot flames for tools
Alleged thief wields aerosol can to try and escape Poway Home Depot
Will shoot flames for tools
Alleged thief wields aerosol can to try and escape Poway Home Depot
Ignacio and Sarrah Brambila
A Lakeside man and his wife were arrested over the weekend after an attempted theft from a Poway Home Depot location ended with 37-year-old Ignacio Brambila wielding a makeshift flame-thrower against employees.
According to a report from sheriff's department Sgt. Chad Boudreau, on September 6, Brambila left the Home Depot store on the 12000 block of Tech Center Drive with a baby carriage loaded with stolen tools. When confronted regarding the alleged theft, Brambila used a lighter and aerosol can to aim flames at employees who had followed him to the parking lot. He then fled in a car driven by his wife Sarrah.
Sheriff's deputies conducted a traffic stop a short while later, at which point the Brambilas were found to be in possession of stolen merchandise. Their 18-month-old child was also present in the vehicle.
The baby, as well as the couple's older twin boys, were placed in protective custody while their parents were jailed on $100,000 bail apiece, with arraignment hearings scheduled for Wednesday, September 10.
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