Early this morning several vehicles in the 12000 block of Carriage Hill in Nampa were burglarized and numerous items stolen. Nampa Police received a call from a homeowner who was notified via his home surveillance system of motion outside the residence.
The citizen observed two male subjects shining their flashlights into vehicles and immediately called dispatch with a description of the two subjects. Officers responded to the area and located two subjects in the neighborhood matching the description provided by the citizen. Both subjects were in possession of flashlights and items that had been taken from other victims. Items included wallets, credit cards, cash and cell phones. These types of items are commonly reported stolen from vehicles and we would encourage the public to lock their vehicles and remove personal items.
Thanks to this alert caller we were able to identify suspects, which ultimately lead to the arrest of 19-year-old male, Skyler Farmer and 24-year-old male, Liam Stanley for vehicle burglaries, grand theft and petit theft. Investigators are continuing to follow up on this case and identify any other possible victims. The suspects were booked into Canyon County Jail on the below crimes.
Skyler C Farmer.
Burglary 18-1401 (3 counts)
Grand Theft 18-2407(1) (4 counts)
Petit Theft 18-2407 (2) (2 counts)
Liam M Stanley
Burglary 18-1404 (3 counts)
Petit Theft 18-2407(2) (2 counts)
We appreciate the community’s investment in crime prevention in their neighborhood and we strongly encourage the public to report activity that is suspicious or unusual as soon as possible. Together we are much more successful at crime reduction and keeping our community safe.
18-1403. PUNISHMENT FOR BURGLARY. Burglary is punishable by imprisonment
in the state prison for not less than one (1) nor more than ten (10)
years.
18-2407, PUNISHMENT FOR GRAND THEFT. Idaho Code, is a felony punishable by imprisonment in the state prison for not less than one (1) year nor more than twenty (20) years..
If you have information related to the above information, please contact Det. Phillips at 208-468-5617. Anonymous information can be left by contacting crime stoppers at 208-343-COPS, on the web at 343cops.com or on the mobile app P3 tips.