Police: Three juveniles facing more than 100 charges in Durham break-in spree – WRAL

Police: Three juveniles facing more than 100 charges in Durham break-in spree  WRAL

According to the Durham Police Department, the three were charged in a series of break-ins between Oct. 1 and Oct. 7 at 10 locations around the city, including South Briggs Avenue, Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, South Alston Avenue and Bedford Street. Three juveniles are facing more than 100 charges on Monday after police said they were involved in a string of break-ins earlier this month. Police officers said the three juveniles face 112 charges related to breaking and entering into motor vehicles, larceny from motor vehicles, and other related offenses. Police had already charged Treyveyon Cox, 21, and Telisha Hall-Cox, 50, for their role in the break-ins. The two are facing the following charges: According to police, the charges stem from incidents that happened on North Roxboro Road and Club Boulevard and are connected to an incident where 19 vehicles were broken into at the La Quinta Inn on Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard.

Police said they are not identifying the three juvenile suspects or the specific charges they are facing "consistent with applicable laws and restrictions concerning juvenile information." In September, police were investigating multiple car break-ins at the Homewood Suites hotel in Durham, located less than 2 miles away from the La Quinta Inn. There were at least four damaged vehicles, including a truck with a shattered driver's side window and