TIP LEADS POLICE TO ARREST OF CAR BURGLARY SUSPECTS

SIOUX CITY POLICE  SAY A CITIZENS TIP LED TO THE ARREST OF TWO SUSPECTS WHO HAVE BEEN CHARGED IN A STRING OF RECENT CAR BURGLARIES ON THE NORTHSIDE.

POLICE SAY THE CALL CAME IN AT 4:12AM MONDAY REPORTING TWO MALE SUSPECTS TRYING TO OPEN CARS DOORS IN THE AREA OF 38TH STREET PLACE AND DOUGLAS.

OFFICERS QUICKLY FOUND THE SUSPECTS AND DISCOVERED THEY HAD BURGLARY TOOLS, WEAPONS AND ITEMS ALLEGEDLY STOLEN IN RECENT CAR BURGLARIES.

17 YEAR OLD SOLOMAN I. FISCHER AND 16 YEAR OLD MICHAEL MARSHALL-LIMOGES ARE EACH CHARGED WITH 3RD DEGREE BURGLARY, POSSESSION OF BURGLARY TOOLS, 3RD DEGREE THEFT AND POSSESSION OF A WEAPON KNIFE.

THE TWO SUSPECTS ARE BEING QUESTIONED BY DETECTIVES AND AUTHORITIES SAY THEY HOPE TO RECOVER ADDITIONAL STOLEN PROPERTY TAKEN FROM VEHICLES BURGLARIES OVER THE LAST SEVERAL WEEKS.