Police in California arrested people they found trespassing at a former Marine Corps air station on Friday.
Irvine Police Department found a makeshift living space with numerous allegedly stolen items while performing a “proactive check” on Marine Corps Air Station El Toro.
29-year-old Joshua Micheal Rosario and 53-year-old Patricia Lynn Ratliff were arrested on warrants and other charges.
Rosario was also arrested on suspicion of burglary and drug possession.
According to a post made by the department, the trespassers furnished the hangar with disco lights, a fog machine, a couch, a TV, and what appeared to be a music recording studio.
The entire setup was powered by car batteries, police said.
Police found 11 bicycles, numerous spools of copper wire, an illegal M-800 firework, personal property from Irvine residents, two airsoft rifles, and drug paraphernalia at the scene.
Irvine police said this was not the first time the suspects had been cited or arrested for trespassing at the former Marine Corps air station.
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