Man turns himself in after multiple vehicle burglaries reported in Miami-Dade, deputies say

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — A man turned himself in to authorities and was arrested early Wednesday following a series of vehicle burglaries that were reported in Miami-Dade County over the past week, according to investigators.

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Jail records show Isaac Alexander Jiron, 23, was taken into custody by the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office after he arrived at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.

Deputies said the case stems from an investigation into vehicle burglaries that began around 2 a.m. on July 14 in the 7700 block of Northwest 200 Lane in the Country Club area of northwest Miami-Dade.

The report states Jiron was captured on surveillance video attempting to burglarize two vehicles parked at an occupied single-family residence by pulling on the door handles. Deputies said the attempts were unsuccessful because the vehicles were locked.

They said Jiron then went to a neighboring residence and burglarized two vehicles parked on that property. One of the vehicles reportedly contained about $14,000 that the victim had secured inside the center console, according to the arrest report.

The victims were inside their home asleep at the time of the burglaries, deputies said.

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Investigators said they took Jiron into custody and attempted to interview him after advising him of his Miranda rights. The report states Jiron invoked his rights and declined to speak with detectives without an attorney.

Jail records show he is facing two counts each of burglary of an occupied dwelling, burglary of an occupied conveyance, attempted burglary of an occupied conveyance, and trespassing of an unoccupied structure or conveyance. He is also facing one count of third-degree grand theft of a dwelling or curtilage.

As of Wednesday afternoon, Jiron remained at TGK, where his bond was listed as “to be set.”

Records show he was placed on a Nebbia hold, a court order that requires the defendant to prove that the money or assets used to pay the bond come from a legitimate, lawful source before they can be released.

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