All the info here comes from the Criminal Complaint, which is typically light on details, heavy on charges.

According to the complaint, Atencio and two others tried to open bank accounts at two financial institutions in the Treasure Valley and withdraw money.  They allegedly tried to pull out $10,000 from First Tech Federal Credit Union in Eagle, as well as an undisclosed amount of money from First Interstate Bank.

The trio was also allegedly found in possession of multiple financial transaction cards, blank checks in Atencio’s name and checks from a construction company.

The vehicle they were driving also allegedly had factious license plates.

Solomon is accused of kicking in the door of a home and basically going on a rampage, damaging a television, desk, two monitors and some drywall.  The homeowner was known to him.  Additionally, he sent repeatedly harassing text messages and phone calls to the victim of the break-in.

Solomon initially fled the scene before law enforcement got there, but called into dispatch the next day to talk about the victim (unknown if this was to lodge a complaint or what).  Police tracked the phone to an address and he was arrested without incident.

In all, he caused over 1,200 dollars in damages.

Fragomeno was arrested after allegedly getting onto a school bus and riding it all the way to North Jr High in Boise….  Fragomeno doesn’t go to North Jr High.

He’s an adult.

The bus driver noted Fragomeno appeared to be suspicious and called ahead to have a school resource officer waiting for them at the drop off zone.  Fragomeno got off the bus and allegedly tried to run, but he didn’t get very far.  Police took him into custody and a search of his backpack revealed drugs, and a handgun.

We’ll keep you updated once he’s been processed into the system a bit more.