Two people have been charged in burglaries and thefts at 16 homes and a department store, the Greenville Police Department reported Tuesday.
Joshua Tyrell Worsley and Takenya Natale Neal were arrested last week after being identified as suspects by detectives in the Property Crimes Unit during a weeks-long investigation, a news release said.
Worsley, 20, was charged with 34 crimes in 17 incidents that occurred between February and April of this year, as well as a December case. Neal, a 22-year-old ECU student, was charged with 24 crimes, the release said.
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How to fix Crime
I would like to offer a plausible solution designed to discourage criminals. When suspected criminals are charged and booked, they need to be actively engaged in giving back to the community that they have perpetrated crimes against. Our inmate population should be forced to perform community service along public roads in traditional black and white jail attire. Remember that you are either part of the solution or you are part of the problem. It is a true travesty that criminal activity has media precedence over the accomplishments of law-abiding citizens.
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