Tewksbury Trio Charged In Connection To Rash of Burglaries
Police believe the trio was involved in at least four recent house breaks.
Tewksbury Police believe they have cracked a recent rash of home burglaries with the arrests of three local residents.
William Medugno, 23, of 18 Pringle St, Tewksbury, Ryan Codner, 21, of 34 Cinnamon Cir, Tewksbury, and Catherine Bradley, 22, of 260 Pine Street, Tewksbury were all arrested on March 7 in connection with two burglaries on Pike Street, one on McNeil Way, one on Astle Street and another on Catherwood Road.
According to Tewksbury Police Chief Timothy Sheehan, Medugno is charged with four counts of breaking and entering, attempted breaking and entering, three counts of larceny over $250, and conspiracy. He also had an outstanding warrant out of Lawrence District Court for malicious damage to a motor vehicle.
Codner has been charged with one count of breaking and entering, larceny over $250, and conspiracy.
Bradley has been charged with receiving stolen property over $250 and possession of a class B substance (oxycodone).
All three were arraigned in Lowell District Court on March 8.
This is not the first brush with the law for Codner and Medugno. Codner was arrested in February, along with a second individual, and charged with breaking into the home of a neighbor on Cinnamon Circle.
Medugno was arrested back in October and charged with a series of four burglaries that netted stolen good valued in excess of $13,000.
According to Tewksbury Police, detectives had been already been investigating several house breaks when a concerned citizen called Police Headquarters on March 7 and reported a man peering into windows of homes on Catherwood Road.
Officers arrived on scene and found a man, later identified as Medugno. Further investigation led police to believe he had attempted breaking into a home on Catherwood Road.
Detectives then learned that Medugno had been staying at the Motel Caswell, sharing a room with Bradley. According to the police report, Detectives arrived at the room and a search found drugs, as well as property from several of the recent house breaks.
Continued investigation revealed that Codner was staying in the adjacent room and that he was connected to the recent rash of house breaks, according to Tewksbury Police.
Armed with a search warrant, Detectives executer a search of Codner's room, as well, and found several more items allegedly take in the burglaries.
Tewksbury Police say the investigation is ongoing and that the trio may be connected to additional house breaks in the area.
Additional stolen property has been recovered from a pawn shop in Salem, NH.
BILL REBAS
7:04 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
WOW WHAT A TOWN TO LIVE IN,THEY NEED A BIGGER POLICE STATION TO HANDLE ALL THIS CRIME
Steve Magplate
7:16 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
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William Medugno
November 20, 2011
this could be just the happiest night of my life by far except for when i got of jail that was pretty cool too but this beats that by far. i love you so much Kait Bradley you are my savior ♥
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Mary
7:25 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Again, the Motel Caswell in the news. This motel is a haven for criminals! It has a reputation for it. I guess people on drugs and buglers get the news that this is the best place to stay at a much too reasonable rate.
meow
4:46 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Wow! Buglers at the motel!! I bet they're not playing"taps"!!!
Steve Magplate
7:53 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
The only reason they use the Caswell is the price. It is a budget motel that offers long term discount rates.
End of story - there really is nothing more to say about it and it is a legitimate business that pays taxes. You may not like it but this is America and it is private property.
kck
7:55 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Mary, motel 6 is just as bad. It isn't just the caswell.
NLR
8:07 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
The bigger question is, why are these people still walking the streets. Our courts need to do more to stop these repeat criminals. Maybe issue some ankle bracelets to track their every move to start.
TRS
8:41 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
I agree NLR. My home was one of the ones broken into. Nevermind the ankle bracelet, put them in jail where they belong!!
tbone
9:15 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
agree with you on the courts. they're a joke here in mass. everybody gets wrist slap sentences, when they should be sending people to jail. again this all leads back to drugs. the courts would be doing these people [and the public] a service by giving them some time in the can, followed by long terms of drug testing. if they start using again after jail, violate their parole and back into a cell .. so sick of these punks praying on working folks ...
DaveR
11:10 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
As long as we have politically appointed Judges with life time jobs we will have joke sentences. We need to have elected Judges so we can vote them out.
Mary
11:21 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Unfortunately, the jails are so full that they can only keep the most hardened criminals. Ankle bracelets are great but I have heard that they have been cut off my some that have gotten them. We really don't have enough staff to monitor all of the criminals that are wearing them. It is a vicious battle. This country to falling to pieces right before our eyes and their is very little we can do about it. Shame on America for letting it get like this!
Kendrick Lamar
8:29 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
When are these scumbags going to be locked away all they do is break into houses everyone is getting real tired of it.
Hailey
9:50 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Just a bunch of scumbags that need to steal from others bc they spend all theyre money on drugs.... Pathetic
douce24
11:08 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Nice town we have going here. Co workers look at the Town Crier's police log and laugh. Tewksbury they now calling "The Bury". 10-15 arrests weekly for a town of 30k. Medford, Malden and sometimes Somerville average that per week. Great job by PD and FD. Scanner never shuts up. The new gun shop in South Tewks. looking better each day.
Chief Kief
11:25 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
This town sucks now I miss the old Tewksbury
meow
11:43 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Losers........
trish
12:16 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
maybe if the town and other towns would crack down a little harder on the drugs and breakins maybe they would become less of an issue. instead of a slap on the wrist.
mother hen
12:26 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
The same people all the time
TewksParent
12:40 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
All those damn buglers keep me up at night.
meow
4:47 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
"Toot toot!!"
Bill. S
1:01 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
4 counts B+E should have medugno trading his room at the crapwell for a cozy room at the Billerica Inn.
Jane Smith
1:33 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Tewksbury police are awesome. do soemthing wrong and you will get caught
Thanks TPD keep up the good work. time start an early drug program in the elemantary schools teach parents and kids about heroin
TRS
2:06 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
How about holding people accountable for their actions?? They commit these crimes and are right back out to do it again. Enough already. Put them away where they belong.
mother
2:44 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
I agree tsr they should be held accountable !!! Jane I think teaching elementary age kids about heroin is absurd that should be up to the parents
denise
4:07 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
It is all about the Parents...teaching right and wrong...and CONSIQUENCES! (sp?)...and respect!!!
Mary
7:05 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
I totally agree with you Denise about parents teaching their kids right from wrong. The kids today that have committed these horrible acts were taught right from wrong at a young age, Some kids growing up today lose all of what they have been taught nowadays for some reason. Too many drugs out there and they really don't want to work. So where do they get their money, stealing from you and I. There definitely were drugs out there when I was growing up, but I didn't care to partake. Parents were home when kids got out of school, now they are latch key kids. It is survival for most of them. Nothing else to do, and follow their peers. It really is a disgraceful society now that we live in. Everyone is chasing their tail, and no time for their family. I would love to go back in time, when life was a lot slower, and people were happier. Maybe I am dreaming, but it makes me feel a peace with myself.
Rusty
8:34 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
In my day we would "tune them up " before we brought them in works wonders on these vermin.
Erika
6:18 pm on Thursday, March 14, 2013
Her mother was the leader of my girl scout troop, and she was also in it. Oh, how the mighty have fallen.