Three juveniles face over 100 charges in Durham car break-in spree

The Durham Police Department announced that three juveniles are facing more than 100 charges in connection with a series of car break-ins and robberies that occurred in early October. The incidents took place between October 1 and October 7 at 10 different locations around Durham, including South Briggs Avenue, Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, South Alston Avenue, and Bedford Street, WRAL reported.

Police detailed that the juveniles face 112 charges encompassing breaking and entering into motor vehicles, larceny from motor vehicles, and other related offenses, CBS17 reported. The break-ins included a notable incident at the La Quinta Inn on Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard where 19 vehicles were targeted.

Authorities had also previously charged two adults, Treyveyon Cox and Telisha Hall-Cox, for their involvement in related break-ins on North Roxboro Road and Club Boulevard, according to WRAL.

The Durham Police Department continues its investigation into the string of break-ins as they work to hold all responsible parties accountable.