On 05-12-13 at approximately 1737 hrs, Officers were dispatched to Minty White School (515 Palm Ave) for two suspicious subjects dressed in black near the portable classrooms. Due to the high amount of burglaries that have been occurring at the schools around the city, Officers responded and surrounded the school. The first officer on the school grounds quickly came across two suspect prying open a window to one of the probable classrooms. The suspects fled from that officer toward California St where they ran into another waiting officer. They attempted to flee toward Brewington Ave but were cut off again. Both suspects were quickly apprehended without incident.

Both suspects were juvenile males one was 15 years old and the other was 16. They were arrested for burglary, resisting arrest, burglary tools and violation of probation.

WATSONVILLE, Calif. -- Santa Cruz County law enforcement took action on Saturday to make the Central Coast a little safer.

Law enforcement agencies held five gun take-back programs, but the outcome wasn't quite what they expected.

At the program in Watsonville, there were only four citizens who relinquished five rifles and two shotguns. While that doesn't seem like much compared to a recent Monterey County buy-back program that collected over 500 guns, every little bit helps.

"If one of these firearms was taken from a burglary, or something, it would be tragic. If we can save that one case, it was worth the whole afternoon," said Terry Traub of Watsonville Police.

Working the whole afternoon in an attempt to get guns off the street does no harm when the cost is little to none.

"It's very cost effective," he said.