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A woman broke into her ex-boyfriend’s home holding him at gunpoint and stole two gold necklaces, deputies said.
Collier County deputies arrested Mayira Okheda-Garsia, 18, and two other men, for breaking into the East Naples home Monday morning.
The victim told deputies he heard the sliding glass door in his bedroom shatter. He watched his ex-girlfriend, Okheda-Garsia, enter the room with at least three other men. They were wearing bandanas over their faces and carrying guns. The men held the victim at gunpoint and took the two necklaces while Okheda-Garsia went into the bathroom.
Hearing a commotion, the victim’s roommate came into the bedroom and confronted the men. But all of them took off in a Toyota Camry before deputies arrived.
Law enforcement found the car and tried to approach it but four passengers got out and ran away. The car took off too, and after a chase deputies eventually got it to stop. They arrested the driver, Kameron Williams, 18.
K-9 and Aviation Units helped find Okheda-Garsia hiding under a trailer.
Deputies found a third suspect, 19-year-old Devante Sparks, when he texted Okheda-Garsia to say he had made it home safely. Deputies went to his house to arrest him.
Both Okheda-Garsia and Sparks are members of street gangs, according to their arrest reports.
