Deputies Use Drone, K9 To Help Catch Suspected Lincoln Burglar
LINCOLN (CBS13) — Deputies deployed a drone to help them catch a suspected burglar who had allegedly broken into a Lincoln building recently.
The Placer County Sheriff's Office says, just after midnight on Sep. 26, deputies responded to investigate an alarm going off at a building along McCourtney Road.
At the property, deputies reported hearing the sound of glass breaking. A trailer camper parked next to the building also had some windows smashed out and looked to had been ransacked, deputies saw.
A check of the surveillance cameras also caught the suspect throwing a chair at the building to try and break in, deputies say.
With the building being quite big, deputies deployed an unmanned aerial system to help them look for the suspect. A K9 from the Roseville Police Department was also brought to the scene. Using thermal imaging and the K9, the suspect - later identified as 49-year-old Lincoln resident Aaron Henderson - was discovered hiding in a vehicle at the property and was arrested.
A garage door opener and cash apparently stolen from the trailer were found with Henderson, deputies say.
About $3,000 in damage was done to the property in the incident, deputies estimated.
Henderson has been booked into jail and is facing burglary and felony vandalism charges.
