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 By  GreggParker Published 
8:44 am Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Three men arrested for burglary

Madison police arrested three men for burglaries near Old Madison Pike and Shelton Road. RECORD PHOTOS

Madison police arrested three men for burglaries near Old Madison Pike and Shelton Road. RECORD PHOTOS

MADISON – Madison police have arrested three men for residential burglaries.

On Jan. 13 around noon, detectives with Madison Police Department noticed three males driving through a residential area near Old Madison Pike and Shelton Road where recent home burglaries had occurred.

The detectives further observed suspicious activity and stopped the vehicle. While the vehicle was stopped, a citizen reported a burglary from a nearby street. Further investigation led to the arrest of the males for recent burglaries in the area.

Arrests were made on Timothy Matthews, 32, of Huntsville; Terrance Taylor, 27, of Huntsville; and Jaarmal Lane, 26, of Harvest.

These men were charged with two counts of burglary, third degree; one count of burglary, second degree; one count of theft of property, second degree; one count of theft of property, first degree; and one count, attempted burglary, third degree.

All three were taken to Madison County Jail with a $73,500 bond.

In addition, Madison police officers responded on Jan. 8-14 to calls for a vicious dog, transmitting obscene material, burglary, theft, animal cruelty, family harassment, domestic violence by strangulation, missing adult, criminal mischief, reckless endangerment, identity theft, obstructing justice, child abuse, possession of a forged instrument and harassing communications.

City of Madison Police Department’s address is 100 Hughes Road in City Hall. For emergency situations, call 9-1-1. For situations that aren’t an emergency, call 256-772-5658.

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