A second person has been charged for a June 25 burglary in which the perpetrators reportedly took a video game console and cereal.Warrenton police say 19-year-old Candace Randazzo, Truesdale, was involved in the burglary that occurred at a home on Lotus Court. Items taken from the home included an Xbox 360 video game console, cereal, milk and loose change.At the time, the homeowner identified a potential suspect as Christopher T. Dunn, 19, Warrenton. That night, police located Dunn and a friend who was with him earlier in the day. The friend stated that he had been with Dunn and Randazzo when they went to the residence, according to Warrenton police. The friend claimed that Dunn and Randazzo went into the residence and came out with the console, some games, food and clothes.During an interview with police, Dunn admitted to entering the residence and taking the food and some clothes, authorities said. Dunn also alleged that Randazzo was the one who took the loose change from a glass jar inside the residence.Dunn pleaded guilty on July 13 to charges of stealing and second-degree burglary. He will be sentenced Sept. 20 at the Warren County Circuit Court. The burglary charge is a Class D felony.Randazzo also faces stealing and second-degree burglary charges.Crime