In Berlin, Connecticut, three men were arrested following an investigation into two gas station burglaries, including one involving the theft of an ATM. The suspects—Francisco Ayala, 24, from Ansonia; Donnie James, 21, and Edgar Crespo, 34, both of Bridgeport—were apprehended on March 27 and held on a bond of $300,000 each.
The men face a range of serious charges, such as third-degree burglary, larceny, and conspiracy to commit these crimes. Their criminal escapades began on February 5 at the Mobil Gas Station on Berlin Turnpike, where they attempted but failed to steal an ATM around 2 a.m. It was a different story on February 20 at the Pit Stop Gas Station, where they successfully pulled off an overnight ATM heist.
Each of the arrested individuals has received two counts of third-degree burglary, two counts of conspiracy to commit third-degree burglary, and two counts of second-degree criminal mischief, among other charges. The Berlin Police Department’s Investigations Division painstakingly gathered evidence, which led to the issuance of arrest warrants for the trio.
Three men were arrested in Berlin, CT, for burglary charges linked to gas stations, one involving an ATM theft. The suspects are being held on substantial bond and face multiple serious charges after two theft attempts, with one successful.
In summary, three Connecticut men were arrested for their involvement in burglaries targeting gas stations, including a notable ATM theft. The prompt and dedicated work of the Berlin Police Department in gathering evidence led to their apprehension. Each man now faces multiple charges, reflecting the serious nature of their criminal activities.
Original Source: www.newportdispatch.com
