Detectives accuse man of 2 burglaries while out on probation for 4 others in Miami-Dade
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Arnold Caso, who was born in New Jersey, was living at the Jamaica Motel in Miami’s Flagami neighborhood. Records show he told deputies that he was unemployed and homeless. Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested Caso, 56, on Tuesday at the motel along Tamiami Trail, between Southwest 46th and 47th avenues, records show.“Caso is currently on probation through 2030 for armed burglary,” a deputy wrote, according to an arrest report. Surveillance videos in Hialeah, Sweetwater, and Miami-Dade County’s Olympia Heights neighborhood helped detectives link him to two more burglaries, records show. Caso was a suspect in a burglary that caused about $10,000 in damage and $8,000 in stolen products on Oct. 26 at the Farm Store at 9451 SW 56 St., according to a detective. Caso was also a suspect in a burglary on Oct. 20 at the 109 Fish Market, a restaurant at 10910 West Flagler St., in Sweetwater, according to a detective’s arrest report. MDSO and Sweetwater detectives had surveillance video