|
|
 Printer
Friendly Version
 Email
Story
 Increase
Text
 Decrease
Text
 iPod Friendly
 Comments
|
Man gets six months for two burglaries
By M. Dirk Langeveld
,
Staff Writer
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
PARIS - A man charged with burglarizing a store and home in Andover last summer pleaded guilty Monday to all charges.
Daniel T. Chenery, 20, of 475 East Andover Road in Andover, was indicted in August for burglary, criminal mischief, and theft and in November for burglary and theft.
Justice Roland A. Cole sentenced Chenery to six months in jail, with a consecutive fully suspended four-year prison sentence. Chenery must also serve two years of probation, refrain from using alcohol or illegal drugs, and attend substance abuse counseling.
According to an affidavit by Trooper Corey Smith of the Maine State Police, Chenery confessed to breaking into the Andover General Store on July 15 and making multiple trips to steal alcohol and cigarettes.
Chenery was also charged with breaking into an Andover residence on Sept. 19 and stealing an arc welder and reciprocating saw.
Chenery will be required to pay $1,134.58 in restitution in the home burglary and $738.65 in the store burglary. |
CLICK HERE To Show/Hide Discussion Thread - (5 Comments)
Comments
 |
Posted By:resident at March 25, 2008 5:11 AM (Suggest Removal)
Im sure his parents raised him better than that? What happened to working for what you want?
STOP STEALING THE GOVERMENT HATES COMPETITION!
| Add your comments
|
Posted By:Adie at March 25, 2008 5:45 AM (Suggest Removal)
Is that supposed to be funny, Mainer? Apparently you know nothing about this situation,nor do you care. You just want to get your government joke out.
| Add your comments
|
Posted By:kellie at March 25, 2008 8:26 AM (Suggest Removal)
Well, the government joke made me smile, even while understanding the depth of this problem. These people should be made to stand out on the street corner with a sign that says "theif" for a week. Its very sad that people steal having no respect for the people that they violate. I have been one of those that have seen first hand the hand of theives, even our germanshepard/newfoundland dog needed to be put to sleep from these men after they sprayed her with mace! 30 plus years later, we live in the fear that it will happen again. Amazingly, we never recieved a single gun or TV back from this terrible event.
Unless its you, there will never be any explination of the violation you will always feel. Teach your children how it feels to be the one stolen from, articles can be replaced, the feeling of being safe in your own house cannot. Don't expect your family pet to protect you either, these people are stepping into your safe heaven to act violent.
| Add your comments
|
Posted By:MyThoughts at March 25, 2008 10:49 AM (Suggest Removal)
Adie, what more is there to know about this situation, and why should we care? A thief is a thief! He broke into the store to steal alcohol and cigarettes, then broke into a residence to steal items that a hard working owner had purchased! As far as I'm concerned, this THIEF got a light sentence!
| Add your comments
|
Posted By:dave at March 25, 2008 4:49 PM (Suggest Removal)
Just another little punk! He will get his when he hits the streets.
| Add your comments
|
|
Advertisement
|
 |
| CMHVI and AHA Restaurant Event - May 12 thru 17 |
In celebration of its fifth anniversary, the Central Maine Heart and Vascular Institute is partnering with Lewiston-Auburn area restaurants to present “A Taste of the Twin Cities”, a fund-raiser for the American Heart Association that will feature heart h |
read more >>
|
| Making A Difference Commemorative Quilt |
In celebration of its fifth anniversary, the Central Maine Heart and
Vascular Institute is sponsoring the creation of a Making A Difference Commemorative Quilt to recognize those with or those who have had heart disease. |
read more >>
|
| “Growing Through Cancer: Your Personal Toolkit” |
is the theme of a multipart
workshop series being presented by the Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer
Hope and Healing at Central Maine Medical Center. |
read more >>
|
| Ann E. Traynor, M.D |
a medical hematologist and oncologist, has been appointed to the Central Maine Medical Center Medical Staff. She is practicing with Hematology-Oncology Associates in Lewiston. |
read more >>
|
|
|
My Clips | 
