A homeless probationer was back in jail Tuesday following his arrest on suspicion of carrying out a spate of thefts and a street robbery in El Cajon.
EL CAJON —
Loss-prevention personnel at the business -- where Sisco is suspected of committing at least seven prior thefts -- reported that they had watched him while he allegedly filled a suitcase with merchandise, picked up a Schwinn bicycle from a display area and then fled. A short time later, officers were flagged down at Cypress Lane and Pioneer Way, about a mile northwest of the Target store, by a man who reported that a thief had just pushed him off his bicycle and stolen it along with a sweatshirt and his riding helmet.
As deputies aboard a sheriff's patrol helicopter tracked the suspect's movements from above, police followed him on foot, eventually catching up to him and taking him into custody.
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