Last Wednesday night saw prompt police action in the City of Brentwood as two men were nabbed for attempting a late-night heist. According to a statement from the Brentwood Police Department, officers responded to an alarm at a business on 51 Sand Creek Road at approximately 11:45 p.m. and discovered a burglary in progress.

The suspects had fled the scene in a vehicle when police were alerted. In the meantime, the officers spotted a car speeding away near the crime scene, which was later found deserted in a nearby court. In a tangled tale of ill-conceived crime, 27-year-old Alfredo Barrera of Turlock and 26-year-old Alejandro RamirezSilva of Ceres were later discovered by officers, camouflaged among the bushes.

Both men were arrested with the allegedly stolen safe and burglary tools stashed in their getaway cars. As the details unfold, it is revealed that Barrera's criminal activities may extend beyond Brentwood, as he also had outstanding warrants from another county. The pair now faces charges including Burglary, Conspiracy to Commit a Crime, and Possession of Burglary Tools.

The success of this apprehension hinges on the vigilant response of Brentwood's officers, which was evident in their handling of the situation. In the words of the Police Department, "This successful investigation stands as a testament to the dedication and response of our officers in ensuring the safety and security of our community and businesses." Barrera and RamirezSilva were transported to the Martinez Detention Facility for booking, sealing the closure of what could have been a threat to the security of Brentwood's enterprises.