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Authorities have arrested two men in connection with the theft of the designer handbag belonging to US Secretary Christie Christie Noah.
Nome’s Bag was stolen on Easter Sunday when she had lunch at Washington’s popular restaurant.
Police detained 49-year-old Mario Bustamante on Saturday.
And on Sunday, the US secret service stated that she had detained allegedly co -authored in Miami. CBS News, a BBC news partner, named the suspect 51-year-old Kristin Rodrigo Montecina-sanzanate.
Bustamante Leve was charged with robbery, exacerbation of personality theft and legal fraud.
The criminal complaint filed on Monday claims that he participated in the other two robberies and spent revenue for gift cards, hotel rooms and other purchases.
Noah, the former governor of South Dakota, ate at the popular restaurant of the capital Burger, with his handbag Gucci, who was sitting at the seat.
After he was allegedly noticed on the video, taking the bag, Bustamante Leve got on the bus and was seen later at the Italian restaurant that evening. He is accused of spending $ 205.87 (£ 153.21) on food and drink, paying for one of the Noem credit cards.
Montecino-Sanzanaat was arrested at a pharmacy in Miami, the authorities said, and officials of the secret service said he was associated with a “sample of robbery and thefts” in Washington.
The suspects’ lawyers could not be determined immediately. In 2015, Bustamante Leva, a Chile citizen, went to prison for three years in London after a number of thefts from shops, bars and pubs.
In a report on X, Nom said the suspect “is a career criminal who has been illegally in our country.”
Noem had 3,000 dollars (2330 pounds) cash, Along with credit cards, internal security, medicines and driver’s license in the bag.
The press secretary of the Department of Internal Security said Nom had abandoned cash for the treatment of his children and grandchildren for dinner, events and festive gifts.
Like other cabinet officials, NOEM receives details to protect the secret service. At the time, the agents were at the restaurant, but did not immediately find the theft.
