On January 24, 2026, the Warrington Township Police Department responded to the 3000 block of Magdalene Drive in the Parkview Development for a burglary incident that occurred between approximately 2:00 PM and 8:45 PM.

The investigation determined that this incident aligned with a broader pattern of similar burglaries reported throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.

Through coordinated efforts among the Bensalem and Warrington Township Police Departments, the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office Detective Division, Rice Township Police Department (Luzerne County), West Windsor Police Department (New Jersey), and the NYPD Burglary Unit, three suspects were identified, and criminal charges were filed.

Robinson Jean Paul Moncada Patarroyo, Daniel Alejandro Garcia Arenas, and Yeison Estiven Gonzalez Rodriguez were subsequently located and taken into custody.

Investigators believe the individuals are part of an organized burglary group operating out of the Queens section of New York City and affiliated with a larger South American Theft Group. All three suspects are Colombian nationals.

The defendants have been charged with burglary and related offenses across multiple jurisdictions, including Bensalem and Warrington Township in Bucks County; Franconia Township, Montgomery Township, and Lower Salford Township in Montgomery County; and Rice Township in Luzerne County.

Daniel Alejandro Garcia Arenas was arraigned in Montgomery County before Magisterial District Judge Rebar on April 1, 2026, and committed to the Montgomery County Correctional Facility. Robinson Jean Paul Moncada Patarroyo and Yeison Estiven Gonzalez Rodriguez remain in custody at out-of-state facilities pending extradition to Pennsylvania.

The Warrington Township Police Department extends its appreciation to all partner agencies for their assistance during this investigation. Their coordinated efforts, effective communication, and professionalism were instrumental in identifying and apprehending those responsible. This investigation highlights the value of strong interagency collaboration in addressing organized criminal activity and ensuring accountability.