What charges do the teens face in Kyle?

The three teens face felony charges including engaging in organized criminal activity, credit card abuse, unlawful weapon carrying, and fraudulent use of identifying information.

Where were the stolen vehicles and guns taken from?

The teens allegedly stole guns and multiple vehicles from the Spicewood area, located about 35 miles west of Austin.

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Kyle Traffic Stop Uncovers Major Theft Ring

Q: What was found in the teens' vehicle during the Kyle traffic stop?

Officers found 14 stolen credit cards, three stolen checks, two driver's licenses, and THC vape pens in the vehicle.

3 Jan

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Summary

Three teens arrested on felony organized crime charges.
Suspects allegedly stole guns and vehicles near Austin.
Police found 14 stolen credit cards and vape pens.

Three teenagers have been arrested and charged with engaging in organized criminal activity after a traffic stop in Kyle. The suspects, identified as 18-year-old Nathaniel Montalvo of Kyle and 17-year-olds Eduardo De Jesus Ramirez of Austin and Jorge Sanchez of Manor, were stopped by police on Wednesday.

During the stop, officers found 14 stolen credit cards, three stolen checks, two driver's licenses, and a "distributable amount" of THC vape pens within the vehicle. The teens reportedly confessed to stealing guns and multiple vehicles the previous night in the Spicewood area, approximately 35 miles west of Austin.

In addition to organized crime charges, the teens face counts of credit card abuse, unlawful weapon carrying, and fraudulent use of identifying information. Montalvo also faces charges related to evading arrest and controlled substance possession, while De Jesus Ramirez and Sanchez face drug-related charges. Kyle police are collaborating with the Travis County Sheriff's Office on the ongoing investigation.

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