A Warrenton teenager has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to five years of state-supervised probation for burglarizing the basement of a home while the residents were upstairs.Marcus L. Pherigo, 18, …
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A Warrenton teenager has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to five years of state-supervised probation for burglarizing the basement of a home while the residents were upstairs.Marcus L. Pherigo, 18, was arrested Sept. 7 for first-degree burglary and stealing $750 or more. He and three other suspects allegedly stole video game consoles and games valued at $2,000 from a home in Incline Village north of Foristell.Pherigo pleaded guilty to the charges Dec. 14. He was given probation by Warren County Circuit Court Presiding Judge Wes Dalton. Pherigo will also be required to pay restitution for the theft.The other suspects are Thomas M. Junte, 17, of Wright City, Tyler E. McGlasson, 17, and Terrance Pherigo, 18, both of Warrenton. Their cases remain ongoing in the Warren County Circuit Court.Crime
