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    Two Arrested for Breaking into Vehicles

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    Police arrested two young men on suspicion of Malicious Damage after they were caught breaking into vehicles along Powells Main Road near Kennedy’s Wholesale.

    Around 8:20 p.m. on Sunday, November 2, officers from the Coolidge Police Station responded to a report of suspicious activity and discovered a silver Honda CR-V with its alarm sounding and the left passenger glass shattered. Two suspects were found hiding near the vehicle and were arrested and taken into custody. Further investigations are ongoing into the incident.

    The police are encouraging anyone with additional information surrounding the incident to contact CID at 462-3913 or Coolidge Police Station at 462-3185.

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