Charges have been issued against the fourth and final suspect in a June 21 burglary in Marthasville. Tyler Wilson, 30, of Franklin County, is charged with second-degree burglary, stealing $750 or …
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Charges have been issued against the fourth and final suspect in a June 21 burglary in Marthasville.Tyler Wilson, 30, of Franklin County, is charged with second-degree burglary, stealing $750 or more and stealing a firearm, according to the Warren County Prosecuting Attorney’s office.Two other suspects allegedly identified Wilson as the driver of the vehicle used during a burglary in which suspects took two handguns and a safe containing $2,000 from a home on the 500 block of Hiawatha Street, according to the Warren County Sheriff’s Department. The suspects dropped one of the guns in the yard of the home, where it was recovered by authorities.The three suspects charged prior to Wilson are Franklin County resident Jessica Perkins, 29; Minda Williams, 22, of Cuba, Mo.; and Paul Wallace, 33, of St. Clair.The four suspects reportedly planned the burglary in advance while in a vehicle together. Perkins told authorities she approached a woman who was home alone at the time and asked if she could get a ride to Dollar General.Once Perkins and the victim left, the other suspects reportedly arrived in a silver Chevy Cruze sedan to burglarize the home. They then traveled to Dollar General to pick up Perkins before leaving Marthasville.All four suspects face identical charges for the burglary. The charges are Class D felonies with a maximum penalty of seven years in prison.Burglary