Montco Burglary Trio 'Out For A Jog In The Neighborhood' Sentenced

All three suspects in a October 24 break-in in Abington have pleaded guilty and been sentenced, according to a report by the Intelligencer.

Andre Williams, 21, of Philadelphia, was the last suspect to plead guilty in Montgomery County Court on Wednesday to charges of burglary, conspiracy and receiving stolen property, according to the report.

Williams will receive a five year probation sentence, the report states.

The incident occurred on Winding Road in Abington’s Glenside section, according to police.

A homeowner returning home sometime mid-morning on October 24 noticed that his house had been burglarized, police said.

When police arrived to investigate, they discovered many of the missing items stacked against the back of the house near a window that had been pried open, according to police.

Police recalled an earlier report of a suspicious car in the area and when they found it, they also found a man nearby, who identified himself as Tyrie Bouges, police said.

“I was out for a jog in the neighborhood,” police said Bouges told them.

Williams and Ryan Smith were soon found by police nearby, they said, and admitted to being with Bouges.

They were allegedly waiting for Bouges to return with the car to load the stolen items that had been stacked by the house, the Intelligencer report states.

Smith, 27, and Bouges, 21, both pleaded guilty to burglary charges on Monday, according to the Intelligencer.

In addition to the Winding Road incident, Williams also plead guilty to robbing a home on Wooded Road in Abington on the same day, the report states.