Plymouth man arrested for 2 residential break-ins Saturday morning

A 25-year-old Plymouth man was arrested Saturday morning after allegedly breaking into two residences, one in the city and one in the county.

At approximately 6:32 a.m. on Saturday, August 8, Plymouth Police units were dispatched to a Poplar Street address after a female caller reported to 911 that a male subject had broken into her home. Officers arrived and searched the residence but were unable to locate the suspect. However, the female caller was able to provide officers with a possible name for the suspect.

While officers were still at the Poplar Street residence, Marshall County 911 received another report of a residential entry on Kings Court, located just south of the Poplar Street address but within Marshall County jurisdiction.

Marshall County Sheriff's Deputies and Plymouth Police officers responded to the Kings Court address and located the suspect inside a vehicle in the garage at that residence. The male was identified as Raudel Martinez-Huizar, 25, of Plymouth, and was confirmed to be the same suspect from the Poplar Street break-in.

Martinez-Huizar was arrested and transported to the Marshall County Jail, where he was booked on two counts of residential entry and trespass into a vehicle.

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