Juveniles Confess to Weekend Crimes
The juveniles who committed crimes at Allegheny Arsenal, Bisett Building Center and Harris Oil have confessed to the crimes.
Bradford City Police Chief Chris Lucco says after interviewing several suspects and receiving multiple tips, they were able to identify the suspects on surveillance video, and subsequently obtain confessions.
Their names are not being released because of their ages.
The crimes happened over the weekend. Early Sunday morning, officers responded to an alarm at Allegheny Arsenal on Main Street and found evidence that someone had broken into the store. The owner reported that nothing was missing.
Later Sunday morning, officers responded to a report of a vehicle stolen from Harris Oil on Williams Street, and learned that a pickup truck and a 4-wheel ATV had been taken overnight.
Throughout the course of the investigation officers watched surveillance video from the areas around the burglaries and saw the juveniles taking the 4-wheeler and pickup from Harris Oil as well as trespassing on Bisett’s property.
Bradford City Police Chief Chris Lucco says after interviewing several suspects and receiving multiple tips, they were able to identify the suspects on surveillance video, and subsequently obtain confessions.
Their names are not being released because of their ages.
The crimes happened over the weekend. Early Sunday morning, officers responded to an alarm at Allegheny Arsenal on Main Street and found evidence that someone had broken into the store. The owner reported that nothing was missing.
Later Sunday morning, officers responded to a report of a vehicle stolen from Harris Oil on Williams Street, and learned that a pickup truck and a 4-wheel ATV had been taken overnight.
Throughout the course of the investigation officers watched surveillance video from the areas around the burglaries and saw the juveniles taking the 4-wheeler and pickup from Harris Oil as well as trespassing on Bisett’s property.
.jpg)
Comments