LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A suspect mentioned his medicine was in charge for a theft spree throughout 10 places within the Las Vegas valley, in response to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Division (LVMPD) paperwork.
Randy Callins was arrested on Feb. 26 on suspicion of a number of burglaries.
Man accused of burglarizing 10 Las Vegas companies
In response to police paperwork, on Dec. 28, officers arrived on the scene of a housebreaking at a taco restaurant. Surveillance footage confirmed Callins strolling towards the restaurant, throwing a big rock by way of the window, and coming into, police mentioned. Callins then stole the money register and left by way of the window he had damaged, in response to police.
The LVMPD is at present investigating a number of business burglaries focusing on eating places and lounges all through the valley. These burglaries began on the finish of December 2024 with the latest occurring on February 15, 2025. (LVMPD)
The LVMPD is at present investigating a number of business burglaries focusing on eating places and lounges all through the valley. These burglaries began on the finish of December 2024 with the latest occurring on February 15, 2025. (LVMPD)
The LVMPD is at present investigating a number of business burglaries focusing on eating places and
lounges all through the valley.
These burglaries began on the finish of December 2024 with the latest occurring on February
15, 2025. (LVMPD)
In one other incident days later, officers responded to a different housebreaking at a breakfast restaurant. Callins was seen breaking the entrance window with a brick, eradicating the money register, and leaving.
Moments later, a safety guard seen the entrance door of a close-by ice cream store was shattered. Callins, wearing all black together with his face lined by a hoodie, was seen operating by way of the parking zone, police mentioned. Police weren’t capable of finding Callins.
Over the next weeks, Callins focused seven extra places, together with an animal hospital, utilizing objects to interrupt in and steal cash, in response to paperwork.
Regulation enforcement officers then used DNA testing and surveillance footage to determine Callins. When officers arrived, Callins barricaded himself in his room. He ultimately surrendered to police, in response to paperwork.
LVMPD officers mentioned Callins admitted to the crimes and blamed his actions on the drugs he was utilizing. He confirmed that the surveillance pictures had been of him and claimed that the supervisor of the group house the place he lived had stolen the additional cash he had taken, in response to the report.
Callins faces a number of counts of housebreaking of a enterprise and destroying property. Court docket information present Callins posted bail and is due for a preliminary listening to on Mar. 18.
