(KAIR)--A teenage boy is being blamed for a break-in at an Atchison residence.
Atchison Police Chief Mike Wilson told MSC News the teen is accused of forcing his way into the home Thursday morning and stealing coins. “Midday on Thursday, we investigated a burglary that occurred at a residence in the 1000 block of North 4th where several containers of coins were taken. Force entry was made into the residence. The burglary was discovered by the victim midday. We began an investigation that continued through the afternoon that led to this arrest.”
Wilson said the containers of coins are valued at around $300.
He said the victim and accused teen were acquainted prior to the crime.
The teen, who was released to a parent following his arrest, is facing charges of burglary and theft.
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