Vanderbilt police officers discovered signal jammers while conducting a search related to a suspected burglary.

Sheriff Robinson stated that the device had the ability to disable Wi-Fi cameras, ring doorbells, and radio-based security systems. It could have shut down all electronic devices, and there is only one purpose for owning such a device - for malicious intentions and unlawful activities.

It is not illegal to possess a signal jammers, according to authorities, but using one is considered a federal offense.

Sheriff Robinson mentioned that the next course of action involves engaging in discussions with legislators. He also pointed out that Indiana lacks a specific law addressing interference with communications, which he believes should be rectified. Robinson expressed his intention to collaborate with state lawmakers to address this issue.

The sheriff's department has stated that everything points to a suspected bold burglary that took place during the day in the Cambridge Village community.

It is suspected that a pair of individuals utilized advanced technology to target a home.

Authorities reported that over the weekend, a pair returned to their residence to discover two unfamiliar individuals present.

The authorities have reported that both individuals fled the location and made their getaway in a gray Jeep.

The deputies managed to apprehend a suspect by fortuitously being present at the opportune moment, acknowledging the effectiveness of a FLOCK camera acquired by Cambridge Village through the sheriff’s office.

Deputies from the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office, in response to a reported burglary, conducted a traffic stop on Jaime Riveras, a national from Chile, on Highway 41.

Sheriff Robinson stated that Riveras asserted he did not make a stop in Evansville while traveling from St. Louis to Florida.

Sheriff Noah Robinson stated that, in addition to eyewitness testimonies, a search warrant was obtained for all items in the car. This led to the discovery of two cellphones, which revealed GPS data indicating that the suspect's vehicle was at the Riveras' residence during the burglary.

Riveras is facing multiple charges, one of which is interference with the reporting of a crime due to the alleged use of a GPS blockers.