At 2:30 a.m. Wednesday, a nearby resident reported a burglary in progress at Java Hut, 1037 Silverado Trail, police reported.
When officers arrived approximately one minute later, they found a vehicle leaving the scene at a high rate of speed, police said.
Police pulled over the vehicle on Soscol Avenue at Sousa Lane and discovered a cash register from Java Hut, police said.
Officers arrested the driver, Yader Ivan Ortiz, 25, of Napa and his passenger, Anna Leticia Servin, 32, described as a transient.
They were booked into the Napa County jail for possible charges of burglary, conspiracy and violation of probation. Ortiz was also booked for possession of drug paraphernalia.
The register containing $108 was returned to Java Hut, police said.
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SEE PHOTOS OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE HOME SOLD IN NAPA COUNTY IN JANUARY
Photos: Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo & Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo and Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo, Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo, Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo, Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo and Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo, Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo & Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo & Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo & Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo & Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena
Check out the most expensive home sold in Napa County in January. Located at 1750 Dean York Lane, St. Helena, it sold for a cool $5 million. Source: Heidi Rickerd-Rizzo & Jen Long, Corcoran Global Living
Most-read police briefs on NapaValleyRegister.com
Here is a roundup of other police and fire reports in Napa County.
A Napa man was arrested after a confrontation at a Browns Valley park and a rock-throwing incident that caused a vehicle crash, according to police.
A thief drove off with a vehicle parked on the 400 block of Soscol Avenue with the keys left in the ignition, Napa Police reported.
American Canyon police got a call from a resident who reported a car burglary in progress on Stetson Drive.
Would-be home invaders struck a home that had been turned into a cannabis growing operation on Pelleria Drive.
Napa Police officers disrupted an attempted burglary of a cannabis dispensary, arresting two men, according to the department.
American Canyon Police arrested two suspects after officers tried to pull over a car without license plates and the driver fled down Highway 29.
Local law enforcement cooperated in arresting a motorist who led officers on a vehicle chase that ended with a police K-9 subduing the suspect.
A person broke into several cars in the Montevino Drive area of south American Canyon Sunday morning.
Motorists were phoning 911 to report a motorist running red lights, running vehicles off the road, and nearly causing a head-on collision in t…
A 25-year-old man from Ventura County was booked into the Napa County jail for possible charges involving sex with a Napa juvenile under the a…
