A fourth adult suspect has been charged for his alleged role in a string of home break-ins within Manning city limits.
Naquan Brunson has been charged with second-degree burglary and grand larceny, according to Capt. Sonia Daniels.
Three adults and three juveniles face similar charges for their alleged roles in at least three separate home break-ins occurring within the past two weeks. During the incidents, the suspects made off with a coin collection valued at $11,000, along with miscellaneous guns and jewelry.
Those previously charged include Tyrone Oliver, first-degree burglary; Cameron Conyers, first-degree burglary and second-degree burglary; and James Phelps Gregory, second-degree burglary.
The juveniles were also charged with burglary, Daniels said.
Daniels said the cases remain under investigation, and that police are not sure whether these residential break-ins are related to similar break-ins happening to unlocked and unsecure vehicles in the area south of Sunset Drive.
“We are still investigating and interviewing those involved in this case,” she said.
Those with any information can call (803) 435-8859 or 911. Callers may remain anonymous.
