Police: Waterbury man stole safe with jewelry and documents from Southbury home
Jaquel Newsome entered the home through a second-story window, according to police.
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4ds agoA Waterbury man is facing charges for robbing a home in Southbury.
Police say Jaquel Newsome took a safe containing jewelry and other personal documents from a home on Old Woodbury Road in August. Newsome had entered the home through a second story window.
Newsome turned himself into police on Oct. 30, and was release after posting bond.
He is expected in court next week.
Police say the investigation is ongoing and expect more arrests in the case.
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