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VICTORVILLE – A Victorville man was convicted of vandalism and released approximately one month following his arrest after breaking into two Victorville commercial locations. On February 16, 2018, at around 2:15 a.m. deputies responded to the Shakey’s Pizza, located at 14120 Bear Valley Road in the City of Victorville for the report of a burglar alarm.

When they arrived they found that the front glass window was broken and after reviewing surveillance footage they determined that the suspect, later identified as Aeric Clabo, 29, entered the business and walked through, left out the back door. Through investigation, deputies were able to determine that Clabo had also broken the window of the Armed Forces Career Center (an Army and Marines recruiting center). While investigating, dispatchers received a call reporting a suspicious male in the 12400 block of San Felipe Drive.

When deputies arrived they located Clabo, who was positively identified using surveillance footage from Shakey’s Pizza. Clabo was booked into the High Desert Detention Center and was charged with two counts of Felony Vandalism. Clabo accepted a plea deal, admitting to one felony count of Felony Vandalism with the second count dropped as part of the plea agreement. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail, and was released with 30 days of time served with 30 days of conduct credit. In addition, he will be on formal felony probation for a period of three years.