GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — Gwinnett County officers responded to a car break-in on May 25 where the victim’s wallet and credit cards had been stolen.
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The victim was able to identify a number on unauthorized charges on the credit card, including one from a rental car company.
Master Police Officer J. Altman was given the rental car information and conducted a traffic stop with his partner, Mako the K9.
After being pulled over, the driver, Jayelin Hureskin, jumped our and started running.
Altman and K9 Mako were able to immobilize the suspect and take him into custody.
Hureskin faces the following charges:
- Entering an automobile with the intent to commit theft
- Financial transaction card fraud
- Willful obstruction of law enforcement officers
- Failure to obey signs or traffic control devices
- Pedestrian unsafely entering the roadway
Officers later discovered the suspect had more than 10 active warrants for his arrest in surrounding counties.
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