62-year-old man arrested after being tied to more than 70 burglaries in San Fernando Valley: LAPD

Authorities have arrested a 62-year-old man in reference to greater than 70 industrial burglaries within the San Fernando Valley relationship again to October 2020.

Rueben Virgil Newhouse focused small companies throughout early morning hours, between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., in line with the Los Angeles Police Division.

He allegedly entered companies utilizing rocks or a hammer to shatter the entrance door glass or home windows and focused money registers for cash.

Newhouse apparently at all times wore black boots, a masks and gloves.

A lot of the burglaries had been captured on video, a few of which had been launched to the general public amid the continuing seek for the suspect, dubbed the “Two O’Clock Rock” burglar.

Authorities on Thursday launched a compilation of surveillance footage of the suspect burglarizing companies.

Newhouse was arrested March 1, however authorities didn’t elaborate on how they recognized him because the “Two O’Clock Rock” burglar.

Other than the strategy used within the burglaries, the person’s nickname seems to be a reference to the 1955 rock and roll music “Rock Across the Clock” by Invoice Haley and His Comets.

Whereas executing a search warrant at Newhouse’s residence, detectives recovered a number of housebreaking instruments and different gadgets taken from varied companies, police stated.

Newhouse was charged with 23 second-degree housebreaking prices and his bail was set at $505,000, police stated.

The case remains to be being reviewed by the Los Angeles County District Legal professional’s Workplace and Newhouse may face extra prices, in line with LAPD.

“The estimated loss to small enterprise homeowners struggling throughout the COVID pandemic exceeded over $200,000 in financial and property harm,” police said in a news release.