Burglary

Speedy Justice: Staten Island Jury Convicts Man in Brazen Restaurant Burglary

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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — In a swift conclusion to a burglary trial, jurors deliberated for only two hours before reaching a verdict in the case against a local man accused of stealing from a popular restaurant. Jeffrey Reader, 34, of Stapleton, was found guilty on Thursday of multiple charges stemming from a November 2024 incident at Beso, located at 70 Bay Street in St. George. Reader faced charges of third-degree burglary, criminal mischief, and possession of burglary tools linked to the break-in that occurred on November 17. The trial shed light on the impact of … Read more

Former Senator Nicole Mitchell’s Burglary Sentencing Delayed Amid Attorney’s Health Concerns

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BECKER COUNTY, Minn. — The sentencing for former Senator Nicole Mitchell, who was convicted of burglary, has been postponed due to her attorney’s health issues. The delay comes after an official request was made by her legal counsel, Dane DeKrey, who cited a need for recovery from an illness that hinders his ability to prepare for the upcoming hearing. DeKrey submitted a motion on September 2, seeking to continue the sentencing originally set for September 10. In his motion, he explained that the brief postponement would allow him to recover sufficiently to represent Mitchell effectively … Read more

"McClain County Deputy’s Home Torched: Investigators Link Fire to Targeted Burglary Spree Against Officers"

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Washington, Okla. — A McClain County deputy’s residence was engulfed in flames Saturday morning in a troubling incident that authorities believe is linked to a series of recent burglaries targeting law enforcement personnel in the region. Fortunately, the deputy, his pregnant wife, and their young child escaped without injury, but their dog has not been located. Authorities suspect that the fire was set by an individual believed to be responsible for several burglaries involving three law enforcement officials in the area, during which personal belongings were stolen from vehicles and a storage shed. Reports indicate … Read more

Stepdaughter Found Guilty of Burglary After Dramatic Testimony in Minnesota Trial

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Detroit Lakes, Minnesota — After four days of testimony, a jury took three hours to reach a verdict in a burglary case involving Nicole Mitchell. On April 22, 2024, Mitchell was found guilty of felony first-degree burglary and possession of tools intended for burglary or theft after illegally entering her stepmother’s home. The charges stemmed from an incident in which Mitchell allegedly broke into the residence. Details revealed during the trial indicated that the burglary was not premeditated but resulted from a series of personal disputes within the family. The prosecution presented evidence suggesting Mitchell … Read more