2 arrested Friday at W. Jefferson St. Family Express

Plymouth Police ended up arresting two people for two different incidents on Friday morning, August 2^nd, at the Family Express on West Jefferson Street.

City officers were dispatched to 1628 West Jefferson Street, at 5:15, for a man who said his car keys had been stolen.  While officers were speaking with 38-year-old Wilmer Gutierrez Garcia of Plymouth they suspected he was intoxicated. 

An investigation took place and Gutierrez Garcia was arrested on charges of operating a vehicle with a BAC of .15 or more, and operator never licensed.

While Plymouth Police were investigating the stolen car keys at Family Express for an unrelated call they started a second investigation and found that 25-year-old Adolfo Castro Luna also of Plymouth was driving a vehicle, despite never obtaining a valid driver's license. 

Castro Luna was arrested and transported to the Marshall County Jail.  He was booked in on a charge of operator never licensed.

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