Monterey County Sheriff’s Office Arrests Male Adult After Responding to In Progress Residential Burglary in Bradley on October 28; Male Adult was Found to be in Possession of a Concealed Handgun

The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a suspect after responding to an in-progress residential burglary in the

community of Bradley. The suspect was found to be armed with a handgun.

On Tuesday, October 28 at about 11:00 AM, Monterey County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a report of a residential

burglary in progress along the 65000 block of Bradley Road in the South Monterey County community of Bradley. The victim,

a female who was home alone with her infant child, reported someone was attempting to break into her residence through a

window. The victim fled the residence with her child and hid on the property where she called for help.

A nearby neighbor responded to the residence after receiving a call from the victim’s husband. The neighbor arrived and made

contact with a subject at the residence. That subject left the area.

Assistance was requested from the CHP who arrived on the scene and located a subject and vehicle at a nearby bridge. Sheriff’s

deputies were able to locate the victim at her property. They also confirmed that there was nobody inside the residence.

Thanks to the assistance from a neighbor, the vehicle and subject originally located by the CHP were positively identified as the

person that attempted to break into the residence. 33-year-old Junior Trino Godinez of Pacoima, California, was arrested

without incident. During the arrest, Godinez was found to be in possession of a loaded and concealed firearm.

The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office wishes to thank the California Highway Patrol, CHP’s H-70 Air Unit and Monterey

County Park Rangers for their assistance in this incident.

Godinez was booked into the Monterey County Jail for violation of attempted burglary, possession of a concealed

firearm and violation of his probation terms.

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