Police Arrest Suspected Burglar of Firefighter's Home
By: Joey Hollingsworth
Updated: January 6, 2012
Abilene police arrested a man Thursday in connection with last week's burglary of an Abilene firefighter's home.
A joint investigation by the Property Crimes and Fraud Units landed 23-year-old Larry Chevy Miller behind bars.
Police say stolen property from this burglary has been recovered.
Miller is charged with burglary of a habitation, credit card abuse and possession of dangerous drugs.
His bonds total $68,500.
This investigation is ongoing, according to police.
Continuing Coverage:
A joint investigation by the Property Crimes and Fraud Units landed 23-year-old Larry Chevy Miller behind bars.
Police say stolen property from this burglary has been recovered.
Miller is charged with burglary of a habitation, credit card abuse and possession of dangerous drugs.
His bonds total $68,500.
This investigation is ongoing, according to police.
Continuing Coverage:
- New Store Surveillance Video of Fireman's Home Burglary
- Burglars Caught on Tape Using Firefighter's Stolen Credit Card
- House Burglars Abscond with $14k in Stolen Goods
Comments
No its not worse because its a firefighter. Its just what they wrote in the title. And it doesnt matter whos house it is because nobody should have to come home and their lives be turned upside down because of some idiot. And by the way this family that got robbed just happens to be my Aunt and Uncle, and they have young kids. How would you feel if something worse had happened or it had been your family????
Beth B.
January 6, 2012 at 7:06 pm
So is it worse because it was a firefighter's home?
Fancy M.
January 6, 2012 at 6:17 pm
