Sabrina Rodriguez got busted for helping Nicholas Gray, her lover, steal 10 wallets worth $2,500 from a Coach outlet store
No, Sabrina is not a dumb blonde, she’s a stupid Latino who gives new meaning to the term, Dumb Mexican. Only someone stupid would be foolish enough to direct her boyfriend’s in-store thievery when, as a TV news anchor, she was sure to be recognized.
Instead of reporting the news, Sabrina is now making the news. Nicholas Gray, her boyfriend, worked in a medical pot shop and had a burglary arrest record. He was arrested in May for setting their home on fire while converting marijuana into concentrated cannabis by utilizing the butane honey oil method.
FOX ANCHOR RESIGNS OVER ALLEGATIONS SHE HELPED HER BOYFRIEND STEAL 10 WALLETS WORTH MORE THAN $2,400 FROM SACRAMENTO OUTLET STORE
Police claim Fox40 anchor Sabrina Rodriguez helped her boyfriend steal 10 wallets worth nearly $2500 for which she now faces charges of grand theft, burglary and conspiracy to commit a crime
By Corey Charlton
Mail Online
August 6, 2014
A Fox40 news anchor accused of helping her partner steal wallets worth more than $2400 has resigned from her job.
Police claim March 2013 security camera footage shows Sabrina Rodriguez, who worked as a news presenter for the TV network Fox40, helping her partner Nicholas Gray take 10 wallets, worth $2500, from a Sacramento store without paying.
Rodriguez has now been charged with grand theft, burglary and conspiracy to commit a crime.
Court documents obtained by The Desk show a Folsom Police Department officer was called to the Coach outlet store on March 24 last year after employees had been told by a witness that Gray had been seen taking wallets without paying.
A review of the in-store footage showed Rodriguez directing Gray to the wallets and helping conceal his actions as he placed them in his personal bag.
It was when Gray was arrested for an outstanding warrant in May this year that a search warrant was received to check his iPhone, and text messages were found allegedly implicating Rodriguez in the thefts.
Text message conversations between the two showed Gray telling Rodriguez: 'I got 8 $350 cashmere sweaters plus skirts I got rent'.
And in separate instance, Rodriguez responded to his texts, telling him: 'I love when a plan comes together'.
KCRA reported her lawyer said she was '100 per cent innocent' of the crimes and looked forward to defending herself in court.
Yesterday Rodriguez took to her official Facebook page to announce she had resigned from her job with Fox40.
She wrote: 'I am heartbroken to say, I have decided to resign my position at Fox40. Given the recent media attention I feel it was the best decision to make.
'The past three years at FOX40 have been absolutely wonderful. From management to my colleagues in the newsroom and other departments, everyone is talented and kind. It's been a blessing to work and learn from all of you.
'To the viewers, thank you for your incredible love and support. It's overwhelming.
Resigning was not an easy decision to make, but it's one that will allow me to focus on my case and work to reestablish my good name.'
Rodriguez was released on $10,000 bail last week and will be arraigned on August 29.
A Fox40 spokesperson recently told MailOnline: 'We were informed late Thursday July 31 that legal action has been taken against anchor Sabrina Rodriguez.
'These charges relate to a personal situation with Ms. Rodriguez that is not related to her work at Fox40.
'Sabrina maintains she is innocent of these allegations. She has been granted a voluntary leave of absence from the station.'
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