MORE CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED AGAINST A PAIR OF SIOUX CITY TEENAGERS ACCUSED OF A SERIES OF CAR BURGLARIES EARLIER THIS YEAR ON SIOUX CITY'S NORTHSIDE.
17 YEAR OLD SOLOMAN I. FISCHER IS CHARGED WITH 11 COUNTS OF THIRD DEGREE BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE AND FIVE COUNTS OF 5TH DEGREE THEFT.
HE IS ALSO CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL MISCHIEF, POSSESSION OF BURGLARY TOOLS, SECOND DEGREE THEFT, TWO COUNTS OF THIRD DEGREE THEFT AND ONE COUNT OF 4TH DEGREE THEFT.
16 YEAR OLD MICHAEL MARSHALL-LIMOGES IS CHARGED WITH 12 COUNTS OF THIRD DEGREE BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE, SEVEN COUNTS OF 5TH DEGREE THEFT, TWO COUNTS OF THIRD DEGREE THEFT, POSSESSION OF BURGLARY TOOLS, SECOND DEGREE THEFT AND FOURTH DEGREE THEFT.
THE SUSPECTS WERE ORIGINALLY ARRESTED FEBRUARY 4TH AFTER A CITIZEN CALLED POLICE SAYING THEY SAW TWO MALE SUSPECTS TRYING TO OPEN CARS DOORS IN THE AREA OF 38TH STREET PLACE AND DOUGLAS.
THE TEENS ARE CHARGED AS ADULTS AND ARE BEING HELD IN THE WOODBURY COUNTY JAIL.
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