Date/Time Written: September 13, 2008
Type of Incident: Home Invasion Robbery
Date/Time of Incident: September 13, 2008
Location of Incident: San Jacinto Police Department
Reporting Officer: Sergeant Rick Garcia
File Number: I08257036

Update, 9/14/08: Investigators have identified David Neil Morreo (34 years) and Thomas Charles Durnin (19 years) as the suspects in this case. The vehicle used was located by a sheriff's helicopter at a residence on the Soboba Reservation and seized for evidence by deputies from the Hemet Sheriff Station. Morreo and Durnin have not yet been arrested and are considered to be armed and dangerous. We are requesting that they contact any law enforcement agency in order to surrender.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of these suspects is requested to call 911 or their local law enforcement agency to provide information. They should not be approached or contacted.

Original press release, 9/13/08: On Saturday September 13, 2008, about 1100 hours, officers from the San Jacinto Police Department responded to the 300 block of E. Main Street, in the City of San Jacinto, regarding a home invasion robbery.

The 23-year-old female victim reported that two males came to her residence and pushed their way inside. Both suspects then produced handguns and demanded to know the location of her roommate. After learning the roommate was not home, Suspect #1 demanded anything of value and took a wallet belonging to the roommate and left the residence with the second suspect. Outside, the victim's roommate (male, 23 years of age) and another male (24 years) returned home and saw both suspects leaving. The suspects threatened the roommate at gunpoint when he attempted to get their license plate number. The two suspects entered a white two door Chrysler Sebring with tinted windows and 20" or 22" chrome rims and fled east on Main Street.

Both male victims entered a vehicle and followed the suspects at a distance east on Main Street and then east on Soboba Rd. and turned around when the vehicle drove past the guard shack of the Soboba Reservation. Both men returned to the Main Street address where officers interviewed them.

Suspect #1 is known to the male victim and identified as "John." He is described as a Native American adult male in his early 20's, 6'0" and about 175 lbs. "John" has black hair, green eyes and a "Soboba Rez" tattoo on his left forearm. He was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, black baseball cap, dark blue jeans and tan shoes.

Suspect #2 was described as a Native American adult male, in his early 20's, about 5' 10", approximately 250 lbs. and dark skinned. He has black hair, a goatee and a large "Soboba" tattoo on his neck. He was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, a dark colored beanie, dark colored pants and tan boots.

The weapons were described as two shiny or chromed handguns. None of the victims sustained injuries in this robbery nor were any shots fired. The identities of the victims will not be released for their safety. Investigators responded and assumed this investigation.

The San Jacinto Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying these two suspects. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Sergeant Dean Agnoletto at (951) 487-7351.