Yuma burglary suspect sentenced to 6 months in jail

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YUMA, AZ.- The man accused of breaking into a Yuma home three months ago has been sentenced.

Manuel Jaramillo was sentenced by a Yuma County Superior Court judge to 6 months in county jail for second degree burglary and criminal damage.

Yuma police say the 25 year old forced his way into a home on the 100 block of S. 19th Avenue in late March.

They say he stole several items that include a laptop, video game and jewelry. The property was later recovered by officers when Jaramillo was arrested.

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