PARENTS TURN IN SUSPECTS
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Courtesy of Cincinnati Enquirer
Two teens accused of breaking into a Sycamore Township school, then
waving and making obscene hand gestures at security cameras, have been
arrested. Parents of the two 17-year-olds turned their sons in after
seeing them on video and in still photos released Wednesday by the
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department, officials said. The teens are
charged with breaking and entering at All Saints School, 8939
Montgomery Road, on July 19. They are accused of stealing four laptop
computers, which were recovered, police said. One teen lives in
Sycamore Township, the other in Symmes Township. They have been turned
over to their parents' custody and will face charges in Juvenile
Court.
Courtesy of Cincinnati Enquirer
Two teens accused of breaking into a Sycamore Township school, then
waving and making obscene hand gestures at security cameras, have been
arrested. Parents of the two 17-year-olds turned their sons in after
seeing them on video and in still photos released Wednesday by the
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department, officials said. The teens are
charged with breaking and entering at All Saints School, 8939
Montgomery Road, on July 19. They are accused of stealing four laptop
computers, which were recovered, police said. One teen lives in
Sycamore Township, the other in Symmes Township. They have been turned
over to their parents' custody and will face charges in Juvenile
Court.
Notice to Appear posted by Agent McKay on Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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