Julio Rodríguez tackles theft at home

Anaheim – Julio Rodríguez Friday evening addressed to the targeted burglary which he was the victim of last month which was made public earlier in the afternoon by the King County Prosecutor’s Office in Seattle, who was one of several accusations against the suspect who also included two flight flights to the home of Mariners Luis Castillo.

“It’s difficult because, guy, I just want to go and play baseball and everyone appreciates what I do and bring joy to people once I am on the field and things like that,” said Rodríguez. “And having people who try to hurt me and hurt me, my family, trying to withdraw the things that I have worked so hard all my life to be able to have and be able to support my family.

“And when you are there to help people, you see these guys like:” Oh, I’m going to enjoy it. “… and as without worry of the world for you or your life or your loved ones.

“It was a very difficult period for me and my family, to be honest. And obviously, as, they make it (make public) now, but it happened some time ago. And it’s a lot of things that this kind has happened behind the scenes that many people do not know.

The document certification for probable cause published by the lawyer’s office accused a 21 -year -old man of 21 -year -old from home burglary targeted by four professional athletes from the Seattle region – including Rodríguez, Castillo, the Dodgers Blake Snell launcher (native of the Seattle region) and Richard Sherman, formerly of the NFL Seattle Seahawks.

Each of the armed burglaries was allegedly committed by the same two men, according to the office of the King County Prosecutor. One of the suspects was not publicly identified.

Documents have also been registered in the same suspects at the home of Edgar Martinez, the director of the renowned and sailor temple strategy, although the suspects would have realized that someone would have realized that someone was at home.

Rodríguez’s house was burgled on May 1, according to the document, while her girlfriend was the only one at home and called 911. During the call, she wandered through the room’s main bathroom, had to whisper on the phone to avoid being heard, then had to use the weight of her body against the bathroom door to stop the suspect, according to charges.

The suspects fled with nearly $ 200,000 in high -end handbags and jewelry, and were prosecuted by the police, who said they had heard several fringes that nearby public services worked to the police that they believed to be shots, the document said.

“I’m just trying to enjoy baseball and enjoy my dream and play,” said Rodríguez. “And as you have people who try to hurt yourself. In my head, you know there are bad people there, but once it happens to you, and you really have this reality right there, it is not a good feeling. I don’t wish anyone else.

“And to be able to be in your home and not feel if safe, or have the impression that someone is looking at you, or in a way to wait until you go to enter your home and things like that, I don’t think it’s a good feeling. And I don’t think anyone worked in this world is working for it, and I don’t think anyone who deserves.

“Like, people could have lost a life in the house, just because someone is trying to get your things. And I just want people to think a little more and actually think of the other person.”

Rodríguez said he had been full support from sailors and police.

“They have always been there for us and spoke to people, the police and everyone to make sure we are safe,” said Rodríguez. “And this is something that I am grateful (for) because, guy, I don’t know what I would do if I lost someone I love.”

Castillo’s house was stolen twice, according to the charges – the first on February 7, when he was at his home in the Dominican Republic just before spring training, and the second on March 28, the same day that he started the second game of the regular season at T -Mobile Park. More than $ 100,000 in articles were stolen between the two incidents, according to the document.

One day after the second flight at the Castillo residence on March 29, an attempted burglary of the suspects would have taken place at Martinez’s home, according to the document, which said that the same vehicle had been seen. Martinez’s director of the house was at home at the time and reported it to the police, and no entry was made.