Three men have now been arrested on suspicion of burglarizing the South of Market offices of the Make-A-Wish Foundation last weekend. 

According to the SFPD, a handful of items were stolen from the nonprofit's 55 Hawthorne St. office on Sunday, April 3rd. One of the items taken was a scooter signed by San Francisco Giants right fielder Hunter Pence—which had sold at an auction last year for $40,000 and was stolen once before, ESPN reports. (Update, 4:10pm: SFGate reports that the scooter has been recovered.)

Southern Station's investigations team used surveillance footage to identify the suspects in this burglary and tie them to a series of other burglaries in the area, the SFPD reports. Soon after a crime bulletin was issued within the department, Tenderloin Station officers spotted and arrested two of the three suspects Monday evening on the 400 block of Market Street.

37-year-old Judd Janke was booked on charges of burglary, conspiracy and false impersonation, as well as two misdemeanor charges of possession of narcotics and burglary tools. 26-year-old Nicholas Tiller was booked on two felony narcotic-related charges, felony burglary and multiple misdemeanor charges, including possession of stolen property and a probation violation. 

(Update, 4/6: Officers with the Mission Station have arrested a the third suspect in this burglary, 35-year-old Jacques Manns. Exact charges were not been disclosed.)

SFPD's booking photos of Judd Janke (left), Nicholas Tiller (center) and  Jacques Manns (right).

This is an ongoing investigation and the SFPD encourages anyone with information on the Make-A-Wish Foundation burglary or these suspect's involvement in other crimes to contact Sergeant Anderson of the Southern Station Investigation Team at 415-575-6043.