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There was also a burglary on Aug.В 17, at a home in the 12800 block of Binkley Road, Montgomery Township.В From there, a crossbow, tool box, air compressor and a jigsaw were all stolen.

The crossbow was soldВ the same day at Not A Pawn Shop, while the suitcase and chainsaw were sold at Advanced EZ Cash, both Hagerstown stores. 23, there was another burglary from the same home, in which a chainsaw and an antique suitcase containingВ knives, a crossbow and a handgun were stolen. Police later determined that Snyder sold the weed-eater to Famous Pawn Brokers, Hagerstown, that same day.

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On Aug.В 22, police investigated a burglary in the 1900 block of Shinham Road, Antrim Township, in which a weed-eater and TV were stolen. It was determined that someone tried to get in the front door. The homeowner had installed security cameras, but they did not capture the attempt. On April 26, there was an attempted burglary at the same residence.

19, SnyderВ sold several items at Royal Pawn in Hagerstown. Several hand tools and a pair of binoculars were stolen. The burglaries associated with the group began when, police believe, someone broke into a home in the 5300 block of Patton Bridge Road, Antrim Township between Jan. Read: Waynesboro man faces federal charges for illegal gun possession, drug trafficking Police identified two other people in court documents, including one person who drove those now chargedВ to pawn shops in Hagerstown, Maryland, to sell items, and a woman whose car was used to commit the burglaries while she was at work, but they are not charged.Д«ailey and Harris were identified by Snyder as the 'ring leaders,' according to court documents.

Read: Man accused of strangling until woman passed outДЄccording to court documents filed at Magisterial District Judge Duane Cunningham's office on Wednesday, investigators identified those five individuals as participants in aВ string of burglaries on Nov. Serena Snyder, 32, James Matthew Leidig, 31, Joseph Dean Bailey, 30, Robert Shane Harris, 42 and Christopher Lee Bonebrake, 31, each face multiple burglary, theft, receiving stolen property and criminal trespass and conspiracy charges, according to online court documents.Д«ailey, Leidig Harris andВ Bonebrake are in local police custody, while there is an active warrant forВ Snyder. FRANKLIN COUNTY - Five area residents were charged this week after a nearly year-long investigation into a string of burglariesВ across the southern part of Franklin County.

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