'Rose Ruse' Burglary Suspects Wanted In Fairfax Arrested In Georgia

MCLEAN, VA — With the assistance of the Cobb County Police Department in Georgia, Fairfax County Police detectives apprehended four suspects in connection with a series of residential burglaries involving homes in McLean, Great Falls, Oakton and Reston.

Starting last December, the "Rose Ruse" burglaries involved a fake delivery person with roses knocking on the front door of a home to see if anyone was inside. Once it was determined that no one was there, associates of the fake delivery person would break into and burglarize the home.

In January, investigators identified the vehicle the suspects used for the burglaries. On Jan. 17, the car was spotted in a Cobb County residential neighborhood. Working with detectives in Fairfax County, Cobb County police took the four suspects into custody for a burglary committed in their jurisdiction.

Traveling to Georgia, Fairfax County detectives reviewed evidence obtained from the vehicle the suspects were driving when they were arrested. Police were able to link the four suspects to the following seven burglaries in Northern Virginia:

Based on that evidence, FCPD detectives obtained arrest warrants for each of the following suspects:

• Juan Pablo Montecinos Neira, 34, was charged with three counts of Burglary.
• Rey Jesus Arturo Morales Caruin, 27, was charged with three counts Conspiracy to Commit a Felony.
• Dylhan Jesus Esteban Osorio Jara, 23, was charged with three counts of Burglary.
• Karla Alejandra Vicencio Maysonet, 43 was charged with one count of Conspiracy to Commit a Felony, and two counts of Burglary; Principals in the Second Degree or Accessory before the Fact.

All four of the suspects are being held without bond in Cobb County. Once the legal process is completed in Georgia for each of the suspects, they will be extradited to Fairfax County.