More criminal charges have been filed against two individuals who have been linked to numerous burglaries during an eight-week crime spree. Jeremy Wilson, 26, of High Hill, was charged Monday with 10 …
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More criminal charges have been filed against two individuals who have been linked to numerous burglaries during an eight-week crime spree.Jeremy Wilson, 26, of High Hill, was charged Monday with 10 felony charges of burglary, theft, tampering with a motor vehicle and unlawful possession of a firearm. A female suspect, Erica Gray, 25, of the 2200 block of Cordova Court, Warrenton, was charged with three felony counts of both burglary and theft.Similar charges were already pending against both suspects. They were taken into custody Jan. 26, 2015, following a near five-hour standoff at a home on Massas Creek Road.The alleged crimes occurred in the months leading up to their arrest. According to the probable cause statement, the pair were responsible for burglaries at residences on Highway Y and Pinecrest Drive in unincorporated Warren County and at a home on East Oak Street in Warrenton.In one instance, a homeowner told a deputy various hand and power tools taken from his residence had a value estimated at more than $5,000.Jeremy WilsonErica Gray
