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YUCAIPA – A San Bernardino man and two Victorville men were arrested for a residential burglary in Yucaipa on Wednesday afternoon. At around 12:54 p.m. deputies from the Yucaipa station responded to the 33000 block of Wildflower Lane for a possible burglary in progres. The reporting party told dispatchers that four subjects were seen circling the area in a black Chrysler Sebring convertible. The vehicle parked in front of the home and one suspect got out, went to the front door, and returned to the vehicle. Two more suspects, for a total of three went into the backyard of the home.

The suspects forced entry into the home and stole property. When deputies arrived, the three suspects fled through the backyard. The driver of the Sebring was detained at the scene and two of the three suspects were apprehended after a short foot pursuit. Property related to the burglary was located in the suspect vehicle. One of the items located was a semi-automatic pistol that was registered to a subject in the 33000 block of Northview Lane in Yucaipa.

Deputies responded to the home and discovered that the front door was forced open, the home was ransacked and a burglary had occurred at the location. The homeowner responded and confirmed items were stolen from the home. The firearm and other items stolen during the robbery of the second home were all found in the suspect vehicle. The three suspects, Hoadena Ingram, 38, of Victorville, Earl Hagans, 19, of Victorville, and Kenneth Robinson, 19, of San Bernardino were arrested and booked into the Central Detention Center for residential burglary and conspiracy.
Authorities believe that the suspects may have been involved in other burglaries and are releasing the booking photos and the front of the suspect vehicle. Anyone with information regarding this investigation is urged to contact the Yucaipa Police Department at (909) 918-2305. Callers wishing to remain anonymous are urged to call the We-Tip Hotline at 1-800-78-CRIME (27463) or www.wetip.com