Leader in Portland-metro area burglary ring gets nine years in prison

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Joshua Patrick Lucero, the mastermind behind a widespread burglary ring in the Portland-metro area, has received a nine-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to 30 felony charges. His criminal organization targeted over 100 businesses in the region since September of last year, causing significant financial strain on local establishments, including restaurants and bars. Court documents reveal that the damages incurred by the businesses amount to thousands of dollars each. To date, three additional suspects have been apprehended, and law enforcement believes that more than 10 individuals may be linked to this burglary ring. The case underscores a troubling trend of rising crime in the area, prompting increased scrutiny and response from local authorities.

Investigators are dedicated to dismantling the entire operation and ensuring that all involved face justice. This situation has raised concerns within the community about safety and the impact of crime on small businesses. As the investigation continues, the focus remains on restoring security and support for the affected local enterprises.

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