A Bristol man is behind bars tonight after he was caught creeping around a second story fire escape looking into apartment windows last week on Mill Street.
According to the criminal complaint, the victim living on the 300 block of Mill St in a second floor apartment heard her cat making some noises and looking out the window just after 9 pm last Thursday night. She went to the window to see what all the fuss was about and observed a white male, in sunglasses with a bandanna covering his face, baseball cap, and a white sleeveless shirt with white letters on the back. The woman smartly grabbed her cell phone, quickly snapping photos and creating a video of the suspect creeping the firescape area looking into apartment windows.
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Some 40 minutes later, Chief of Police, Joe Moors knowing Mark Ingelido, 32, had an active parole /probation warrant in the system filed against him instructed a patrol unit to take him into custody on the warrant since he was seen on Mill Street. Police, according to court records were unaware of the alleged incident described above.
Police were able to secure additional video footage from a second source showing the suspect, on the fire escape at the rear of the building peering into apartment window with no permission to do so from the property owner.
Subsequently police on Friday May 31 formally charged Ingelido, with four counts of burglary related offenses and two misdemeanor for disorderly conduct. In addition to the probation/parole violation holding charge, the suspects bail was set at 10 percent of $30,000.00 by Judge Frank W. Peranteau Sr, when he was arraigned.
Ingelido is currently scheduled for a June 26 court date to answer to the above charges.
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