3 more suspects arrested in connection to brutal Northwest Dallas robbery
DALLAS - Dallas police have arrested three more suspects who allegedly tied up a woman and robbed her inside of her Northwest Dallas home.
The three men were arrested after an hours-long standoff with Dallas and Irving police near DFW Airport in Irving on Thursday.
20-year-old Yean Brayhan Torrealba-Sanabria, 34-year-old Carlos Alberto Martinez-Silva, and 27-year-old Wilmer Jesus Colmenares-Gonzalez have been charged with aggravated robbery in connection to the robbery on Elsby Avenue.
Police previously arrested 28-year-old Manuel Hernandez-Hernandez in connection to the case.
According to Hernandez-Hernandez's arrest warrant affidavit, four men attacked a woman as she pulled into her garage on Sept. 21 and took her inside.
The Spanish-speaking men communicated with the woman through Google Translate as they robbed her home, according to the document.
The woman told police the men hit her in the head with a gun and threatened to cut off her fingers if she didn't comply.
Police say the men made off with $75,000 in jewelry, a Gucci purse, the woman's phone and several coins from a wooden box.
A fingerprint on the box eventually led police back to Hernandez-Hernandez, who had been booked by Colleyville police after he was pulled over for a defective brake light on Sept. 19.
He was released on the morning of Sept. 20 after he was unable to pay any type of bond. He signed a promise to appear in court to settle the citations.
Thieves tied up Dallas woman, threatened to cut off fingers during robbery: affidavit
An arrest warrant affidavit says a group of four men attacked a woman in her garage, tied her up and robbed her. Police believe Manuel Hernandez-Hernandez was one of those attackers.
Dallas Police have not said how the other men were identified.
Hernandez-Hernandez is in the Dallas County Jail on an immigration hold.
FOX 4 is working to learn more about the men who were arrested on Thursday.
Online court records show Martinez-Silva also has an immigration hold.
Dallas police said after Hernandez-Hernandez's arrest that they did not have any evidence that the suspect was connected to a gang.
When asked by FOX 4 on Friday, police said there is no new information at this time.