4 Arrested In Oak Creek Sportland II Motorcycle Theft Case: DA

OAK CREEK, WI — Authorities in Oak Creek say they've arrested four of the six people responsible for a June 1 break-in at Sportland II where they tried stealing motorcycles.

According to a criminal complaint filed in Milwaukee County, officers were sent to Sportland II, 7221 S. 13th Street, just after 2 a.m. on June 1 on a report of a burglar alarm.

When officers arrived, they reported finding several people in the area. Officers set up a perimeter in the area, and arrested four people.

According to the criminal complaint, Amaury Alvarez Sostre, Hector Polaco-Pizarro, Isaias Quinones-Alamo and Alex Ruiz, all of Milwaukee, were all arrested and later charged by the Milwaukee County District Attorney's office.

Court records show that all four were charged with burglary of a building as a party to a crime. If convicted, they each face up to seven-and-a-half years behind bars.

According to the criminal complaint, police reviewed surveillance camera footage, and saw six people enter the Sportland II property where the fence was cut.

Police said the six were seen conducting a break-in: picking the lock of a door to the building, entering the building, and removing three motorcycles from inside the building.

Police said the video surveillance footage showed them pushing the motorcycles back through the hole in the fence from which they entered the property.

Officers searched the area, and located all three motorcycles: with two of them located next to a silver Jeep Grand Cherokee with no license plates. Alvarez Sostre, Polaco-Pizarro, Quinones-Alamo and Ruiz were arrested at about that time, police said.