PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. – The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office announces successful execution of search warrant resulting in multiple arrests connected to fraud and burglary cases.

On Monday, October 11th, at 6:30 AM, deputies from the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office conducted a thorough search operation in the region of 1700 block of Blue Bonnet Blvd in Bullhead City. The search warrant was primarily linked to two elaborate fraud cases previously undertaken by MCSO and a burglary case reported by Lake Havasu City Police Department.

During the comprehensive search operation, significant pieces of evidence were found within the residential premises connected to the fraud and burglary cases. Notably, additional evidence related to drug sales, misconduct involving weapons, and fraudulent schemes was discovered and accordingly seized.

Confiscated items from the scene include over 10 grams of methamphetamine, various firearms, and stolen property, all of which will add substantiating evidence to the respective criminal cases.

The operation led to the arrests of four suspects including Ashley Guerrero, Natasha Bentley, Kevin Romberg, and Kenneth Beyer.

Ashley Guerrero is facing numerous charges which include but not limited to first-degree Trafficking Stolen Property, Dangerous Drug Possession, Fraudulent Schemes and Artifices, all serious felony counts, alongside misdemeanor Theft and Receipt of an Item Obtained by a Stolen Credit Card.

Natasha Bentley was also arrested, facing charges for Dangerous Drug Possession, Drug Paraphernalia Possession, Fraudulent Schemes and Artifices, and Theft- all carrying felony status.

Kevin Romberg, another suspect is charged with Possession of a Weapon during a Drug Offense, Dangerous Drug Possession, and Drug Paraphernalia Possession. And, Kenneth Beyer has been cited for Dangerous Drug Possession and Drug Paraphernalia Possession.

The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to ensuring public safety and pursuing justice in all criminal cases, thus reinforcing community trust in law enforcement.