West Memphis, Arkansas - In a shocking early morning incident, three juveniles, aged 11, 14, and 16, were apprehended after allegedly breaking into a residence in West Memphis. The break-in occurred just after dawn on Monday, stirring concerns about juvenile crime in the area.
According to local law enforcement, the homeowner was alerted by the sound of breaking glass around 6:45 AM. Upon discovering the intrusion, the homeowner immediately contacted 911.
Police arrived at the scene within minutes to find the trio still inside the property. The suspects, whose identities are being withheld due to their age, were detained without incident.
"These young individuals have made some very serious decisions at such a young age," said Police Chief John Doe. "It's a reminder of the challenges we face with juvenile delinquency."
The community has been left reeling, with neighbors expressing both shock and concern over the youth's involvement in such criminal activities. "It's terrifying to think that kids this young are committing these kinds of crimes," said a neighbor who wished to remain anonymous.
The three juveniles were taken into custody and are currently being held at a juvenile detention center. They will face charges related to burglary, with potential additional charges pending further investigation. 17GEN4.com
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