Archive for Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Lawrence men charged in recent auto burglaries
Prosecutors charged a 25-year-old Lawrence man with felony aggravated burglary and misdemeanor theft. Another man has been charged in a separate car break-in.
October 8, 2008
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Two Lawrence men have been charged in Douglas County District Court in connection with recent car break-ins.
William Francis Jackson, 25, is charged with felony aggravated burglary and misdemeanor theft. Police said they found the suspect with property from an Aug. 29 car burglary in the 2500 block of University Drive and with a purse that was stolen from a car parked in the garage of a home in the 2200 block of Marvonne Road.
Jackson was arrested at his Lawrence home Monday afternoon and had his first appearance in front of Judge Paula Martin Tuesday afternoon. Jackson was booked into Douglas County Jail and his bond was set at $20,000. He's scheduled to be back in court at 2 p.m. Nov. 6.
In an unrelated incident, 22-year-old Richard Sieliet is charged with one count of felony vehicle burglary. He was arrested Sunday night, after officers responded to an automobile burglary in the 500 block of Michigan Street, where several witnesses saw a man in a vehicle, Lawrence Police Sgt. Bill Cory said.
"When confronted by the witnesses, the suspect ran from the area west on Sixth (Street)," Cory said.
Sieliet was arrested in the 2000 block of West Sixth Street.
The suspect was booked into jail and his bond was set at $4,000, court records indicate. He's scheduled to be back in court at 2 p.m. Oct. 27, in front of Judge Jack Murphy.
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8 October 2008
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Defender (Anonymous) says…
PIeces of crap. I hope you idiots go away for a LONG time. Ignorant, lazy, hateful jerks.
8 October 2008
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shutnmdown (Anonymous) says…
damn just to bad they got caught. should of ran faster ese…lol…they aint hatin on you…so shut tha
8 October 2008
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alm77 (Anonymous) says…
I wonder if these are the same guys who hit our neighborhood this summer. Throw the book at 'em!
8 October 2008
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Defender (Anonymous) says…
I am glad we can agree on something, madmike. I have absolutely NO sympathy for a common thief. I work for my living, AND go to school at the same time, and I'm old!
8 October 2008
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DRsmith (Anonymous) says…
Wait, there must be some mistake…surely they are from Topeka or KC.
8 October 2008
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bndairdundat (Anonymous) says…
I would be personally interested to know if they had about $2000 worth of installation tools reported missing a couple of weeks ago stashed away or pawned
9 October 2008
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Centurion (Anonymous) says…
I would be personally interested to know if they had a PitBull puppy reported missing a couple of weeks ago stashed away
9 October 2008
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packs_of_wild_dogzz (Anonymous) says…
I can't wait for the innocent until proven guilty crowd to start crying.
9 October 2008
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BrianR (Anonymous) says…
hawkperchedatriverfront (Anonymous) says:”Where does the Jackson guy live?”The Douglas County Jail.
9 October 2008
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bndairdundat (Anonymous) says…
packs - Definitely innocent until proven guilty - Give them a fair trial then hang them! But not if they are students. (something about the blank stares has meth heads written all over it)
9 October 2008
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Dejacrew423 (Anonymous) says…
If it were my car all they would have stolen was a couple broken crayons and maybe an old sucker stuck to a car seat.