Police arrest two 18-year-olds for burglary in North Tonawanda

Two 18-year-olds have been arrested by the North Tonawanda Police on charges of burglary.

North Tonawanda Police conducted an investigation into a burglary that occurred overnight on Tuesday, Dec. 24th.

An alleged overnight burglary was reported at a business located on Niagara Falls Boulevard, where extensive damage was discovered along with a significant amount of stolen money.

North Tonawanda Police have identified two suspects after conducting further investigation. The authorities successfully located and apprehended the suspects without any incident at around 1 p.m. on the same day.

North Tonawanda Police have identified the two suspects as Jacob M. Hannah-Albon, 18, and Ryan P. Kindred, 18, both residents of North Tonawanda.

The charges given to both suspects were identical.

    • Burglary in the 3rd Degree
    • Criminal Mischief in the 2nd Degree
    • Possession of burglar’s tools
    • Conspiracy in the 5th Degree

Both men were booked and held for arraignment. After their arraignment, they were both released on their own recognizance and given future court dates.

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