Police say two men from Hayward are arrested on suspicion of a roughly $100,000 burglary in the Bay Area, after evidence including alleged crime-scene selfies helped investigators identify them. According to reports, the suspects are accused of breaking into a commercial location and stealing tools and copper wire valued at about $100,000. Authorities say the men took selfie photos during the commission of the crime, and that the images were later used to connect them to the burglary. Both outlets describe the arrests of two suspects tied to the alleged theft and emphasize the role of the selfies as part of the investigation. The accounts do not provide additional details about the exact location of the burglary or the full sequence of events leading to the arrests. The information presented focuses on the alleged value of the stolen items, the Bay Area setting, and the identification method described by police. The reports characterize the men as suspects, and do not indicate the outcome of any court proceedings.