ST. AMANT, LA (WAFB) -
A man who
was wanted in connection with a home break-in where thousands of dollars worth
of guns and jewelry were stolen is now in a Louisiana jail.
The Ascension
Parish Sheriff's Office said Shane Medine, 32, of Prairieville was sought in a
November burglary. Deputies reported he turned himself in to the Gwinnett
County Police Department in Lawrenceville, GA on Dec. 10.
They said
he waived extradition and was booked into the Ascension Parish Jail on Dec. 30.
He faces the following charges:
Simple
burglary of an inhabited dwelling
Simple
burglary
Felony
theft of a firearm (15 counts)
Simple
criminal damage to property
Possession
of firearm by convicted felon
Failure to
register as a sex offender
His bond
was set at $70,292.50 for the charges related to the burglary. However, bond
has not been set on the sex offender count.
Authorities
said nearly $30,000 in guns and jewelry was taken from a St. Amant home during
the break-in. They added much of the stolen property has been recovered and
returned to the victims.
Medine's live-in
girlfriend, Amber Gorenflo, 18, was arrested on Nov. 7 for her suspected
involvement in the burglary. Her bond was set at $105,585.
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