SACRAMENTO, CA - Two men police investigators suspect of committing hundreds of car burglaries in the Sacramento area over the last year have been arrested, says a police spokeswoman.

The pair, identified as Javier Garcia, 25, and Dominic Eales, 19, were found when Arden Fair Mall security officers scanned surveillance camera tapes following reports of multiple car break-ins in their lots on Jan. 30. Mall security saw two men and a suspect vehicle in the camera images and informed Sacramento police.

Police were able to find the vehicle in question as well as locate property reported stolen in burglaries, Gigante said.

Garcia and Eales are accused of burglary and conspiracy, Gigante said. They are being investigated in connection with other similar crimes.

SACRAMENTO, CA - A man was arrested after punching a parking enforcement officer and a police officer in the face Friday afternoon, Sacramento police said.

Brian Debbs, 27, was taken into custody by a K9 in the area of Meadowview Road and Freeport Boulevard after getting a call from a parking enforcement officer around 4:05 p.m., police said.

The officer said he asked Debbs, who was walking in the middle of the street, to move out of traffic; Debbs then punched him in the face through his open car window.

Police said a K9 officer was first to arrive on scene. As the officer got out of the car, Debbs charged her and violently swung his fists and punched her in the face. Police said the K9 was deployed and subdued Debbs.

The officer and the parking enforcement sustained minor injuries. Police said Debbs was believed to be under the influence of drugs during the assault.

SOUTH SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Two men were killed in south Sacramento Friday morning after a driver in a pickup truck hit them and sped off, said police.

Sacramento police officers at the scene on 24th Avenue and Kenworthy Way, said a witness saw two men arguing in the middle of 24th Ave. around 2:45 a.m. when a white pickup drove down the street and plowed into both of them.

The truck then sped away northbound on 24th Ave., according to the witness' report.

Emergency response crews were called to the area and pronounced one of the men dead at the scene. The other man was transported to a nearby hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.

Police are actively investigating the nature of the initial argument between the two men, as well as the hit and run.

The make and model of the truck were not obtained, but police said the vehicle likely has damage to its front end.