Amouranth Robbery Thieves Caught After Failing Homework & Ignoring Traffic Laws
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In a bizarre turn of events, the suspects behind the March 2 armed robbery at Amouranth’s Texas home were caught thanks to a combination of unfinished homework and a traffic violation. Here’s the story of how Amouranth and her husband, Nick, managed to outsmart the robbers with a little help from technology and simple traffic laws. 🔍💥
The Robbery Incident: A Dangerous Home Invasion 🏚️
On March 2, armed robbers reportedly broke into Amouranth’s house, demanding she hand over her crypto. After being pistol-whipped, Amouranth managed to lure the thieves into another part of her house where her husband, Nick, was waiting with a gun.
- Nick shot one of the robbers, injuring him.
- The couple used the ‘Find My’ feature on Amouranth’s stolen MacBook to track down the suspects.
- They soon realized the suspects were being treated at the same hospital as Amouranth, leading to a major breakthrough in the case. 🏥
The Capture: How Simple Traffic Violations and Homework Led to Their Arrest 🚔
After the robbery, detectives received a tip about stolen license plates from two vehicles, which led them to an apartment complex. There, they found school paperwork belonging to one of the suspects, Demarcus Morri (later identified as Demarcus Morris Jr., 17 years old). The paperwork was partially damaged, but detectives were able to connect the dots. 📝
Traffic Violation Breaks the Case 🚗
On March 6, the case took another turn when Bryan Salazar Guerrero, one of the suspects, was stopped by a trooper for failing to use his turn signal and driving without a license plate. During a search of the vehicle, police found bloodstains in the passenger seat that hadn’t been cleaned up. 🩸
- Guerrero confessed to being the getaway driver during the home invasion.
- He claimed that his friend, Dylan Nesho Campbell, 18, had coordinated the robbery.
- Guerrero was released on a $100,000 bond and admitted that he had agreed to drive in exchange for stolen goods.
The Robbers’ Charges ⚖️
The three suspects, Guerrero, Campbell, and Morris, have all been charged with:
- Aggravated Kidnapping
- Aggravated Robbery with a Deadly Weapon
Thanks to the combination of technology and poor decision-making, these suspects were caught—Amouranth’s quick thinking and a simple traffic violation played a key role in their capture. 🚨
