Two accused of breaking into home, stealing electronics and vodka

Jacques Riley

Michael Norelia

Two men are accused of breaking into a Golden Gate home Thursday night and stealing a TV, a Nintendo Wii and a bottle of Ketel One vodka.

Around 11:45 p.m., a man who lives on the 3100 block of 41st Street Southwest called deputies to report the burglary. The man said he was sleeping when he heard the doorbell ring, according to an arrest report. Shortly after, a group of men came in through the rear sliding glass door.

The resident said he saw one man enter his daughter's bedroom and take a flat-screen TV off the wall. The men fled in a black Ford Focus-type car, according to an arrest report.

After deputies made a traffic stop on a vehicle shortly after the burglary, they searched a black Ford Fusion, finding a TV, a bottle of Ketel One vodka, two hats and a Wii. The resident's daughter told investigators those were the same items missing from her bedroom.

Jacques Zamir Riley, 20, of the 4600 block of 19th Place Southwest, and Michael Norelia, 19, of the 4400 block of 17th Court Southwest face charges of burglary and grand theft.

An arrest report said a third man also was detained, although there was no record of an arrest.