Alleged Burglars Waive Hearings
Two women accused of breaking into Marsh’s in May have waived their preliminary hearings in front of District Judge Bill Todd, who filled in District Judge Dom Cercone.
27-year-old Amie Jo Hollingsworth and 42-year-old Theresa Grove are accused of breaking into the West Washington Street bar and stealing money, checks, credit cars, 3 12-packs of Bud Light and 8 Snickers bars.
The day after the break-in police learned that one of the stolen checks had been cashed at Bradford Beverage.
Grove told police she “only cashed the checks” and wasn’t involved in the break-in. Hollingsworth says Grove conspired with her at Artter Hubbart Jr. to commit the burglary.
Hollingsworth is free on bail. Grove is in McKean County Jail. Hubbart’s hearing has been continued.
In a separate case, Grove is accused of attempting to break into a neighbor’s house.
According to papers filed in Cercone’s office, a witness saw Grove leave her house, cross the street, walk up the stairs in front of another house. She then got a plastic chair from the side of the house, took it to the window and started entering the house.
When she was halfway inside she was apparently startled by a noise and climbed back out.
Police say Grove has been told on multiple occasions that she is not permitted on the premises of that house.
27-year-old Amie Jo Hollingsworth and 42-year-old Theresa Grove are accused of breaking into the West Washington Street bar and stealing money, checks, credit cars, 3 12-packs of Bud Light and 8 Snickers bars.
The day after the break-in police learned that one of the stolen checks had been cashed at Bradford Beverage.
Grove told police she “only cashed the checks” and wasn’t involved in the break-in. Hollingsworth says Grove conspired with her at Artter Hubbart Jr. to commit the burglary.
Hollingsworth is free on bail. Grove is in McKean County Jail. Hubbart’s hearing has been continued.
In a separate case, Grove is accused of attempting to break into a neighbor’s house.
According to papers filed in Cercone’s office, a witness saw Grove leave her house, cross the street, walk up the stairs in front of another house. She then got a plastic chair from the side of the house, took it to the window and started entering the house.
When she was halfway inside she was apparently startled by a noise and climbed back out.
Police say Grove has been told on multiple occasions that she is not permitted on the premises of that house.
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