A sophisticated home security system and rapid police coordination resulted in the successful apprehension of an alleged burglar in Armenia Village on January 4th, 2026. The incident unfolded when a vigilant homeowner, who was away from his residence, received immediate notifications from his security system indicating unauthorized movement on his property.
Acting promptly on the digital alert, the homeowner contacted Belmopan Police Department, which dispatched officers to the scene. Upon arrival, law enforcement personnel discovered twenty-seven-year-old Elvis Larios, a Belizean construction worker from Armenia Village, inside the residence. Authorities confirmed that Larios was found in possession of two items belonging to the homeowner.
Assistant Superintendent of Police Stacy Smith, Staff Officer, provided official details regarding the case: “Belmopan Police formally arrested and charged twenty-seven-year-old Elvis Larios for the crime of burglary. The arrest follows police response to a burglary in progress at a residence in Armenia Village. The homeowner reported to police that his security system alerted him to movement at his property while he was away.”
The efficient collaboration between technology-enabled home security and law enforcement response demonstrates the evolving landscape of crime prevention in residential communities. This incident highlights how integrated security systems can serve as effective deterrents against property crimes while enabling rapid intervention by authorities.