KEY LARGO, Fla. — A man and woman from Massachusetts are facing felony charges in South Florida after a vehicle burglary and arson in Key Largo on Monday, deputies said.
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The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office identified the suspects as 36-year-olds Evan Robert Aubrey, of Winchester, Massachusetts, and Chabar Sara Duangsay, of Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
Jail records show the incident happened at Wheaton’s Service Center & Towing at 101500 Overseas Highway.
According to MCSO, deputies responded to the repair shop at around 7:45 a.m. after an employee saw the two burglarizing a Mercedes-Benz sedan.
“Security video showed Duangsay removing items from the car and Aubrey directing her,” MCSO spokesperson Adam Linhardt said in a news release. “Duangsay was wearing black latex gloves.”
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Linhardt said that Aubrey told the employee that the two were burglarizing the sedan “because it was unlocked.”
Authorities said Aubrey additionally threw a lit cigar into a dumpster at the business, causing a fire.
According to MCSO, Aubrey faces charges of arson, accessory and criminal mischief, while Duangsay faces a burglary charge.
Records show both were being held in the agency’s Key West jail facility with no listed bond. They’re set to be arraigned on June 16.
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