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    You are at:Home»Local News»Two arrested for alleged burglary of Manhattan home

    Two arrested for alleged burglary of Manhattan home

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    By Brandon Peoples on August 4, 2023 Local News, Manhattan

    Two people have been arrested for an alleged burglary of a Manhattan home.

    The Riley County Police Department says officers filed a complaint Thursday afternoon in the 5300 block of William Wood Road, listing an 88-year-old man as the victim. An estimated total loss was not immediately available.

    Police say 33-year-old Sarah Drake, of Wichita, and 28-year-old Austin Sherwin, of Junction City, were arrested in connection. Both are charged with burglary. Drake is additionally charged with interference.

    Both remain jailed on separate $10,000 bonds.

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