BREAKING: Katie Hobbs Owes Kari Lake a HUGE Apology After Phoenix Police Identify Man Who Broke Into Hobbs’ Campaign Office
By Jim Hoft
Phoenix police identified the man who allegedly broke into Katie Hobb’s campaign office this week.
Police arrested Daniel Mota Dos Reis in connection with the break-in.
Moto Dos Reis was already in jail after being arrested for a separate commercial burglary in the Phoenix area.
Katie Hobbs accused Kari Lake’s team of coordinating the “watergate style break-in.
Dos Reis was involved in several break-ins. Katie Hobbs was out of line. She owes Kari Lake an apology.
Phoenix police have identified the man arrested in connection with the break-in of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs’ campaign headquarters in Phoenix.
That man, Daniel Mota Dos Reis, 36, was already in jail. He was first arrested Wednesday morning for a separate commercial burglary, according to a police statement.
The break-in at Hobbs’ office was reported to police on Tuesday afternoon, and police said it occurred sometime the night before…..
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