Trailer park resident arrested for burglary
NORWICH – A Norwich man, who is currently facing burglary charges in Chenango County court for allegedly stealing woman’s lingerie in May, was again arrested by police Tuesday for attempting to break into a local residence.
Paul J. Hendrickson, 19, Bourbon Street, Norwich, was arrested in May for second degree burglary after police “recovered approximately two dozen articles of women’s undergarments that had been stolen from the victims,” said Sheriff’s Detective Sgt. Richard Cobb.
Hendrickson was charged with another felony yesterday – second degree attempted burglary – and was remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility by the Town of Norwich Court in lieu of $5,000 cash bail.
“We would like the residents in the defendant’s neighborhood, in the Maple Grove Trailer Park, to be aware of the arrest,” said Cobb. The detective said he was unable to elaborate on investigators’ specific concerns, other than to say there was a possibility that Hendrickson might be released on bail.
“This guy was released three weeks ago and today (Oct. 28) he tried to break into another residence,” said Cobb.
Hendrickson was remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility in May and released on his own recognizance on Oct. 6. He pleaded not guilty to all the original charges and was waiting for his day in court when he was picked up by deputies Tuesday.
He is scheduled to reappear in the Town of Norwich Court today.
The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with any information regarding the incidents to call the Detective’s Division at 337-1924.
Paul J. Hendrickson, 19, Bourbon Street, Norwich, was arrested in May for second degree burglary after police “recovered approximately two dozen articles of women’s undergarments that had been stolen from the victims,” said Sheriff’s Detective Sgt. Richard Cobb.
Hendrickson was charged with another felony yesterday – second degree attempted burglary – and was remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility by the Town of Norwich Court in lieu of $5,000 cash bail.
“We would like the residents in the defendant’s neighborhood, in the Maple Grove Trailer Park, to be aware of the arrest,” said Cobb. The detective said he was unable to elaborate on investigators’ specific concerns, other than to say there was a possibility that Hendrickson might be released on bail.
“This guy was released three weeks ago and today (Oct. 28) he tried to break into another residence,” said Cobb.
Hendrickson was remanded to the Chenango County Correctional Facility in May and released on his own recognizance on Oct. 6. He pleaded not guilty to all the original charges and was waiting for his day in court when he was picked up by deputies Tuesday.
He is scheduled to reappear in the Town of Norwich Court today.
The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with any information regarding the incidents to call the Detective’s Division at 337-1924.
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