Vielma and Clybourn were arrested in Dallas on suspicion of posing as delivery drivers in Bay Area crypto-targeted robbery attempts.

Arrests and robbery suspicions are accusations. They are not convictions. KTVU, citing the San Jose Police Department, reported that Vielma, 20, and Clybourn, 19, both of Dallas, were arrested in Dallas and booked in the Dallas County Jail on suspicion of crimes including attempted robbery tied to Bay Area incidents. SJPD said they await extradition to Santa Clara County. Process in Texas is not a California verdict.

According to SJPD's account as reported by KTVU, officers responded the night of Sept. 5, 2026, to a South San Jose home after surveillance captured one person in delivery attire at the door and another nearby brandishing a rifle. The suspects fled before police arrived. Detectives used license-plate reader data to identify a vehicle and later identified Vielma and Clybourn. Those are investigative steps described by police. They are not trial findings.

SJPD said the investigation linked the pair to multiple crimes across jurisdictions, including Atherton, and that the suspects typically posed as delivery personnel while targeting people believed to hold substantial cryptocurrency. Police did not say how that belief was formed. A department theory of motive is not proof.

Detectives obtained warrants, and authorities arrested the two in Dallas. SJPD said a search of an associated residence found evidence of the crime and various firearms, including the firearm used in the San Jose incident. Seized items and a warrant return are evidence the State may offer. They are not a guilty verdict. Investigations remain open. Both men are presumed innocent unless and until a court finds otherwise.