4 Arrested In San Leandro In Connection To Home Invasion Robbery

SAN LEANDRO, CA — Four suspects have been arrested in connection with home-invasion robbery and a string of burglaries, San Leandro police announced Thursday.

Officers responded to a home in the 14700 block of Bancroft Avenue just after 5 a.m. on May 4, where two masked suspects allegedly forced three victims into a bedroom before stealing electronics, cash and a 2025 Tesla Model Y. The stolen vehicle was later found abandoned, police said.
Detectives identified the robbery suspects as Isaiah Ruiz-Sandoval, 24, and Isaias Jimenez-Garcia, 20, both of Oakland. Arrest warrants were issued.

On Wednesday, investigators tracked Ruiz-Sandoval and associate Julian Solorio, 25, of San Francisco, as they traveled through Oakland when Solorio was reportedly seen committing multiple auto burglaries, police said.

When officers attempted to arrest the pair, they allegedly fled on foot, officers noted.

Solorio was captured while Ruiz-Sandoval evaded arrest.

Around 1:40 a.m. on Thursday, officers responded to a burglary in progress at an occupied home in the 1400 block of Trojan Avenue, Leandro Police Department said.

Three suspects fled, but Ruiz-Sandoval and Javier Romero-Flores, 21, of Oakland, were located and arrested with help from a K-9 unit and sheriff's deputies.

Later that day, detectives arrested Jimenez-Garcia in Hayward. Search warrants executed at the suspects' homes yielded evidence linking them to the May 4 robbery, Leandro PD said.

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