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Two Farmington residents arrested for Phillips burglary

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PHILLIPS – An investigation of a reported burglary in Phillips led to the arrest of two Farmington residents.

On July 11 Deputy Derrick Doucette responded to a complaint on the Dodge Road that reported unknown persons breaking into a residence. The caller reported stolen video games, a television, a laptop, a sound system and assorted drug paraphernalia.

After acquiring leads into the investigation, Doucette and Chief Deputy Steve Lowell interviewed two suspects at Farmington PD on July 18. As a result of that interview, Brandy Pease, 21, of Farmington and Shawn Burnell, 26, also of Farmington were arrested on Class B felony burglary charges and transported to jail.

Police said most of the stolen items were recovered after further investigation except for the drug paraphernalia. Sgt. Michael Adcock of the Farmington Police Department assisted in the recovery of all items from Farmington.

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10 Comments

  1. It’s unbelievable the court let her out already with an unsecured bail! Why bother even putting criminals in jail?

  2. i agree….i remember the days of people getting arrested for having a roach and they HAD to pay a fine….never hurting anyone else or stealing things but they had to pay something to get out. Absolute BS.

  3. And we wonder why criminal behaviors are steadily on the rise! They know there are little to no consequences for their actions so why even bother.

  4. They need more judges like Judge Benoit used to be…I would have been scared to face him. He was one tough cookie!

  5. Back in my day we would have chopped one of their hands off. Don’t ya think we should bring that practice back? Who’s with me?

  6. Wow, what is happening to people? I understand victims thought they were friends. huh?

  7. I am not lessening what they did by all means, but I would like to know who reports their drug paraphernalia stolen?
    I wish harsher sentences were imposed.

  8. I don’t understand why they still call it ‘drug paraphernelia.’ Cannabis is legal now. Is a tobacco pipe drug paraphernalia? Is a shortless drug paraphernalia? Come on now. Embrace the future. Or did they report stolen needles?

  9. Judge Butler would have meted out Justice, as well. Spare the rod, spread the perp infestation!

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