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May 31. 2012 9:35PM
Third arrest in Dover burglaries
DOVER — A third person was arrested Thursday in connection to a series of burglaries in the Dover area in April and May.
Police said Joseph West, 27, sold jewelry that he knew was stolen during a burglary in Somersworth to Gold Rush Coin and Jewelry on May 2.
He was charged in connection with burglaries that had already resulted in the arrests of Kevin Agnew, 24, of Barrington, and Haley Piche, 18, of Kittery, Maine. Piche is accused of serving as a driver for Agnew, who is accused of carrying out the burglaries.
West is scheduled to appear June 25 in Dover Circuit Court.
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