MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — Deputies with the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office have made a third arrest in the armed home invasion robbery of a jeweler with a large following on social media.
It happened on March 13 at the southwest Miami-Dade home of York Valdez. The 34-year-old owns York Jewelry stores in Hialeah and Miami and is popular on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
Jean Carlos Honores Vasquez, 31, of West Jordan, Utah, joins two other men, Wilfredo Antuna and Keith Ingraham, in being arrested in connection with the case.
Deputies arrested both Antuna, 35, of Orlando, and Ingraham, 57, of northwest Miami-Dade, on March 20. The former is accused of participating in the robbery while the latter quickly pleaded guilty to selling the loot, getting an eight-year probation sentence.
Investigators said cellphone data paced Honores Vasquez, Antuna and another man, identified in an MDSO arrest warrant as 32-year-old Felipe Carrere Cobas, at Valdez’s home in the area of Southwest 284th Street and 130th Avenue.
Authorities said one of the men held Valdez and two other victims at gunpoint while the other two ransacked his home, stealing $75,000 worth of jewelry and clothing as well as Valdez’s Cadillac SUV.
According to an arrest warrant, four days after the robbery, Honores flew from Miami International Airport to Salt Lake City under his brother’s name.
Records show Honores was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Thursday, where he was being held without bond on charges including kidnapping and armed robbery, as well as an immigration hold.
Antuna was also in TGK without bond on the same charges as his court case remained pending Friday.
Records show Carrere wasn’t in custody as of Friday.
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