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Campbellsville PD makes arrest in suspected burglary ring case Identifies additional "persons of interest" in ongoing investigation. Next earlier story: Burglary investigation - community assistance requested Click on headline for complete bulletin with photo(s) From Campbellsville, KY 911 The Campbellsville Police Department today, Thursday July 17, 2014, continued the investigation of a suspected Burglary ring with the arrest of an associate. On July 6, 2014, the Campbellsville Police initiated the investigation into a residential burglary at 80 Boco Noir Circle, Campbellsville. Evidence gathered at the scene and additional information suggested this Burglary and subsequent thefts may be the work of multiple persons operating in a wide geographic area. The identity of the perpetrators was established during the investigation. The investigation suggests this group may be responsible for thefts and burglaries in the central (Lexington) – south central areas of Kentucky and Crossville, TN area. On Thursday July 17, 2014, Officers identified one of the perpetrators as Jennifer Carol Bennett; w/f; 38 years of age; 110 Aubrey Lane; Campbellsville, KY. Officers located and arrested Bennett and lodged her in the Taylor County Jail. Bennett was charged with Burglary First Degree. In addition, Campbellsville Police are seeking information and the location of other persons of interest in this case. If you know the location or whereabouts of the following persons, please contact Campbellsville Police at (270) 465-4122;
Thank you for your assistance. Scott Chelf, Police Communications Officer III, Campbellsville Police Department, 125 W First Street, Campbellsville, KY 42718, 270-465-4122 - Administration. This story was posted on 2014-07-18 12:48:53
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