From http://www.crimeincharlotte.com, April 26, 2012
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s Public Information Office is reporting North Division officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department have arrested Isiah Xavier Barnes-Johnson, DOB: 09/30/1990, Terrance Derrell Lee, DOB: 02/10/1991, and Maurisha Rogina Edwards, DOB: 10/19/1991, for their involvement in several residential breaking and entering cases.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012, at approximately 12:30 p.m., North Division officers were dispatched to a residential breaking and entering call at a home in the 1100 block of Fox Glen Road.
A neighbor called 9-11 and reported observing several suspects breaking into a home before driving away from the location. A detailed description of the suspects and the vehicle they were occupying was broadcast to patrol units in the field.
Officers observed the vehicle a short time later and detained the occupants. The witness was transported to the scene of the vehicle stop and identified the three suspects as the people he witnessed break into the home. Officers also recovered stolen property in the possession of the suspects from the B&E’s that included: televisions, laptops, and a significant amount of jewelry.
During the investigation, Detectives determined that the three suspects arrested were also the same suspects resposnible for two additional residential breaking and entering cases that occurred in the University City area. Detectives are also investigationg whether the suspects are connected to any additional active cases.
All three suspects were charged with (3) counts of Felony Breaking & Entering with Force, (3) counts of Felony Larceny, and (3) counts of Felony Possession of Stolen Property.
Two of the three suspects arrested have lengthy criminal histories that include:
BARNES-JOHNSON is a two-time convicted Felon, with Burglary/Felony Larceny convictions from May and July 2009. He has additional arrests for Armed Robbery, Assault on Female and Misdemeanor B&E. He is in the Mecklenburg County Jail under a $65K secured bond.
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