Dover Police Arrest Man for Multiple Recent Burglaries

Dover Police Arrest Man for Multiple Recent Burglaries
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According to the Dover Police Department, law enforcement officials have arrested a 44-year-old man linked to a string of commercial break-ins across the city. The arrest brings a pause to a sequence of overnight property crimes that targeted local businesses along major commercial corridors over the past week. The Investigation at the Hollywood Diner and Surrounding Businesses According to incident reports released by the Dover Police Department under case number 50-26-31648, officers responded to the Hollywood Diner located at 123 North DuPont Highway following a reported incident at 12:02 a.m. on Monday, September 7, 2026. This localized crime wave extended beyond a single establishment. In the Dunkin' incident, police logs show that officers responded to a burglary alarm around 12:40 a.m. on Wednesday, discovering shattered front glass doors, an opened interior safe, and an undisclosed amount of missing cash. Surveillance footage from that location captured a male suspect wearing a tan hat, black pants, black shoes, and a multi-colored blanket, who authorities noted took a drink from the business before fleeing. The Arrest and Legal Status Police identified 44-year-old Jose Gerardo Dominguez-Morales as the primary suspect in the burglaries at the Dunkin' and Delaware Shoppes. He was taken into custody without incident on warrants connected to the break-ins. Court records indicate he has since been arraigned and released on a $9,000 unsecured bond. Photo: wmdt.com Authorities continue to process evidence from the string of commercial properties affected. The Dover Police Department urges anyone with additional information regarding the burglaries to contact local authorities at 302-736-7111 or share anonymous tips through Delaware Crime Stoppers at 800-TIP-3333.

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