A Warren County man is facing two felony charges for his alleged role in a home burglary. Brian Schwentker, 31, of the 19000 block of Valley View, Marthasville, was charged Monday with second-degree …
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A Warren County man is facing two felony charges for his alleged role in a home burglary.Brian Schwentker, 31, of the 19000 block of Valley View, Marthasville, was charged Monday with second-degree burglary and stealing. A $20,000 bond has been set. The alleged incident occurred Dec. 2, 2014, in the 16000 block of Koch Creek in Treloar.According to the probable cause statement, the homeowner reported that two rifles, an air compressor, pole saw and circular saw were taken from his residence. The estimated value of the stolen items was around $1,300.During the investigation, Warren County deputies identified Schwentker as a possible suspect. When interviewed in January, he admitted to being involved, the probable cause statement said.Burglary
