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Eight young people accused of breaking into O-A high school over the summer

By Howard B. Owens

Eight people are charged with burglary in the third degree following an investigation into a July 17 break-in at Oakfield-Alabama High School.

The eight people are accused of entering two vending machines and removing nearly all of their contents.

Charged were Jamie R. Bachorski, 17, of Webber Avenue, Oakfield; Mark A. McNutt, 17, of Webber Avenue, Oakfield; Corey J. Mooney, 18, of Lockport Road, Oakfield; Roosevelt Little Jr., 20, of Fisher Road, Oakfield; Darryle W. Stamp Jr., 22, of Hellert Road, Shelby; Duty E. Caswell, 20, of South Pearl Street, Oakfield, and Kevin M. Waleski, 23, of Church Street, Basom.

A girl was also charged as a juvenile offender but her name was not released.

All of the suspects, except Waleski, were arraigned in Oakfield Town Court and released under their own recognizance. Waleski, who was arrested recently on a grand larceny charge, was jailed on $5,000 bail.

The investigation was conducted by Juvenile Officer John Dehm and Investigator Timothy Weis with assistance from Investigator Kris Kautz, Deputy Chris Parker, Deputy Nathan Balduf, Deputy Chad Minuto and Deputy Kevin McCarthy.

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