SELMA – Two teenagers are facing criminal charges after authorities said they broke into a local flea market and adjacent residence.
It happened around 7:27pm Friday, January 3 at the Selma Cotton Mill Antique Flea Market at 1105 W. Anderson Street.
Juelz Giles Ingram, age 19, of Spring Hope and a juvenile teenager are accused of entering the property and stealing $60 from a cash register.
The incident was captured on security cameras.
Ingram was charged with two counts of breaking and entering, and single counts of larceny and felony conspiracy. His bond was set at $30,000.
The second suspect will face charges in juvenile court.
The most important thing to me is that we run an animal rescue and they let 12 dogs out when they broke in..I have 11 back but, one is still missing! Raylenejessup@gmail.com
Owner of the Cotton Mill.
I hope that the little dog that they let out will be found safe. He is still missing