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    Bungled Burglary Leads to Three Arrests

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    By KMAN Staff on July 16, 2012 Local News

    A police chase led to the capture of three suspected burglary offenders.

    Riley county police released information on the arrest of three Ogden residents suspected in connection with multiple burglaries.  Police say a call to the scene of a burglary on the 400 block of 10th street in Ogden resulted in police chasing suspects from the area, and further investigation compiled from evidence by police resulted in the arrest of 22-year-old Shawn Hawkins of 517 Maple Alley ogdeng, 21-year-old Tierra Jackson of 415 10th street ogden, and 18-year-old Robyn Brown who was listed as homeless.  All are charged with 10 counts of burglary from numerous incidents from stolen items found during the investigation.

    Both Hawkins, and Brown are being held by police on a 10 thousand dollar bond.  Jackson is being held on no bond for the burglary, and an earlier contempt of court warrant.

     

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