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(KAIR)--An investigation by Atchison Police leads to two teenage boys, who were arrested this week in connection with a theft that occurred during a burglary at an Atchison building.
According to a release from Atchison Police Chief Mike Wilson, the two 14-year-old boys were taken into custody Wednesday for burglary and theft in connection with crimes they allegedly committed at 208 South 4th, the location of a building that once housed the TABS printing operation.
According to Wilson, an investigation determined that unlawful entry had been made into the building Monday and Tuesday nights, where criminal damage was committed, and a bicycle was stolen.
Following their arrests, the two teens were released to their parents.
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