Date of Occurrence: September 2013 to November 2013
Defendant, Charges and Bond Information:
William K. Freeman II, 28, Berlin, MD (Photo Attached, blue and white checkered shirt)
247 charges including Burglary, Theft, Conspiracy, and Criminal Mischief
Arraigned at JP3 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on $629,500.00 cash bond.
Bradford J. Hall, 27, Bishopville, MD (Photo Attached, black shirt)
247 charges including Burglary, Theft, Conspiracy, and Criminal Mischief
Arraigned at JP3 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on $629,500 cash bond.
Resume:
Sussex County, DE- Delaware State Police Detectives have arrested two people in connection with numerous burglaries and thefts that occurred in eastern and southern Sussex County.
Detectives from Troop 4 Property Crimes began their investigation in November of 2013 after numerous seasonal homes in southeastern Sussex County were broken into and had televisions, electronic devices, and equipment removed. On November 13, 2013, Bradford J. Hall was arrested after he was located during a burglary in progress in the Clearwater Development south of Ocean View, DE. He was released from the Department of Corrections two days later after he was able to post bail.
Detectives continued to examine the burglaries and further investigation revealed Hall was involved in numerous other burglaries along with an accomplice named William K. Freeman. On December 20, 2013, Freeman was apprehended in Laurel on a traffic stop for warrants that were obtained for his arrested in burglaries he conspired to do in the Bethany Beach area. He was committed to SCI on a secured bond where remained until January 10, 2014 when detectives arrested Freeman on an additional 247 charges ranging from Burglary, Theft, Conspiracy, and Criminal Mischief. He remains incarcerated in lieu of $629, 500.00 cash bond.
On January 24, 2014, Bradford Hall was arrested in Maryland by the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office and was jailed until his extradition back to Delaware on January 29th. He was then formally arrested by Delaware State Police detectives on 247 charges ranging from Burglary, Theft, Conspiracy, and Criminal Mischief. He was committed to SCI on $629,500.00 cash bond.
Detectives at Troop 4 were able to clear a total of 88 burglaries that were committed by the two subjects.
5 comments:
Probably two members of the volunteer fire service in Sussex County, Delaware who were just out for some fun, like the watermelon throwers from Lewes FD. Joe, any idea on the fate of the mail box marauders? I know that they all think it was a big joke and would do it again if the opportunity arises.
There are some nice locals for you.
nice beards though
I caught the one in the black shirt sniffing around my farm when he thought no one was home. Thought i was doing him a favor by letting him go without a hole in him. I guess i made the wrong decision.
Just wait;when these 2 are released not one word will be said.Just like every other time;one day someone will see one or both on the street thinking that they escaped.In this game of catch and release every one in the free world knows about the catch.Everyone is on their own to find out about the release.Even the one who turned them in and testified against them.
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