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Kingston man accused of breaking into vehicles
Posted on Thu. Mar 18, 2010, 3:06am
KINGSTON — A Kingston man with a long history of being charged with breaking into vehicles has been arrested for a string of vehicle larcenies in the Bloomington area dating back to Nov. 22, 2009. Read Story
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