19 and 14-year-old arrested, charged in wake of Lowville village burglary investigation

LOWVILLE- A village burglary investigation has resulted in the arrest of two local suspects.

On Thursday, the Village Police Department announced the arrests of Dakota W. Tible, 19, and a 14-year-old teenage suspect, whose name was not released (youthful offender status).

Tible is formally charged with a felony count for criminally possessing stolen property in the fourth-degree, along with misdemeanor counts of conspiracy in the fifth-degree and endangering the welfare of a child.

Meanwhile, the youth suspect was formally charged with felony counts of burglary in the third-degree and criminally possessing stolen property in the fourth-degree, along with a misdemeanor of criminal mischief in the fourth-degree.

Back during the early morning hours of February 9, village police officers responded to a burglary at the Smokers Corner on South State Street.

Investigation revealed that Tible and the teen kicked the front door in and managed to steal $2,200 worth of product.

Although police did not specify which suspect, one of them acted as a lookout before they both fled on foot.

At press time, police said that Tible was issued with appearance tickets, which are returnable to Lowville Town Court at a later date.

Meanwhile, the youth was released to Lewis County Probation.

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