A missing car was found with aid from Facebook – at a home that the alleged robber didn’t even live in.
A stolen car was reportedly found on the ‘Guam Sakke” Facebook page by the robber’s relative, who informed the alleged robber– John Jr. Tenorio Quichocho. Quichocho then left the car at a friend’s mother’s house.
According to a magistrate’s report, last Friday, Quichocho told officers that he and four other men picked up the stolen car – which was reported to be a Lexus. One of the men claimed that the car belonged to his boss.
Court documents also say that last Friday, at around 6 pm the Guam Police Department responded to a complaint of a stolen vehicle in Dededo. The female victim reported that her father’s Lexus was stolen from their driveway.
The report adds that the female victim said that it was last seen at 11 am and noticed it missing at 5 pm. She also adds that the keys were stolen from their home around October of last year.
Court documents state that on Monday, the Lexus was located and was learned to be operated by a second victim, who believed that the vehicle was his mother’s boyfriend’s car. Following a police interview, the victim’s mother claimed that Quichocho parked the car at her home saying that Quichocho’s brother let him borrow the car.
25-year-old John Jr. Tenorio Quichocho was charged with theft by receiving as a 2nd-degree felony with the commission of a felony while on felony release.
Contact Jannette Samson | E-mail: jannette@spbguam.com | Phone: 671-689-2842
