A Mexico man was arrested Feb. 21 after he allegedly burglarized a building on West Jackson Street, according to a Mexico Public Safety Department news release.
Wyatt J. Bradley, 19, faces …
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A Mexico man was arrested Feb. 21 after he allegedly burglarized a building on West Jackson Street, according to a Mexico Public Safety Department news release.
Wyatt J. Bradley, 19, faces several charges, the release stated.
Shortly after 6:50 a.m., Mexico Public Safety Department responded to a business in the 600 block of West Jackson in reference to an alarm and property damage. Responding personnel found someone had broken a window with a rock and taken numerous items from the building, the release stated.
Police said video and information from “alert and cooperative residents” led to the arrest of Bradley at around 9:14 a.m. in the 2100 block of Jubel Drive. Bradley was processed at MPSD and taken to the Audrain County Jail for charges of burglary, 2nd degree; property damage, 1st degree; stealing over $750; and bond condition violation.
