Incident
But soon after, Jeena recruited two teenagers, John Sayarath, also known as 'Yoshi', 15, and Archie Bryant, 16 and just before going to Sunny's apartment went to buy large garbage bags, duct tape, twine, gloves, Pine-Sol cleaner, and magazines. Finally, on November 16, 1996, Bryant pretending to be selling magazines, barged in to Sunny's apartment, forcing her roommate Helen Kim to the floor and tying her up. Sayarath followed, but was sent back to the car by Jeena because she did not want him to see what would happen. Hearing the noise, Sunny used her cell phone to call the police who were less than two minutes away. Bryant found Sunny, pointed a gun at her and also tied her up, and made both women sit in the bathtub. After the police came, Bryant untied the women and was arrested. Jeena and Sayarath, already in the car, left the scene. Later that day, Jeena used Sunny's driver's license to withdraw $5,000 in cash, and attempted to acquire a $19,000 Nissan automobile from a local dealership in Sunny's name, however the paperwork could not be completed the same day. Both Jeena and Sayarath were arrested that night in San Diego when they turned up returning her rental car.
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