On April 23, 2014 at 2:46 P.M.
officers of the Warner Robins Police Department responded to 92 Westcliff
Circle in reference to suspicious activity.
The responding officers were
advised that two males were seen running from behind the residence carrying a
television and then running to a nearby apartment complex.
Officers were advised of the
apartment they possibly ran into and went to make contact with the individuals
inside. A teenage male opened the
door and then closed the door when he saw the officers.
Officers made contact with the
homeowner who consented to have the residence searched. Officers found a television and a
Nintendo Wii that was recorded as being stolen from another residence. While officers were searching the
house, a 16-year-old male and a 15-year-old male began to be combative with the
officers. The 15 year-old began
shouting gang related statements and attempted to coerce others to fight the
officers. They were taken into
custody after a brief struggle.
Other officers observed the rear
door to 92 Westcliff Circle had been kicked in. The television found inside the apartment was identified as
being the stolen property from the residence.
The 15 & 16-year-old males
were arrested and charged in connection with this incident.
15 year old (male, Warner Robins)
was charged with Burglary – 1st Degree, Participation in Criminal
Street Gang, and Obstruction of Officer.
16 year old (male, Warner Robins)
was charged with Burglary – 1st Degree.
The juveniles were transferred
into the custody of the Houston County Sheriff’s Office Juvenile Division. Both males have an extensive arrest
history.
The 15 year old male was also
charged with Theft By Receiving Stolen Property in connection with an April 15th
burglary at 204 Westcliff Circle where the Nintendo Wii was stolen.
The Warner Robins Police
Department Criminal Investigations Division is investigating this
incident. Anyone with more
information about this incident is asked to contact 478-302-5380.
Tips may also be submitted to
Macon Regional Crime Stoppers at 478-742-2330.
