A Burlington man faces a felony breaking and entering charge involving a cell tower site in northern Alamance County. In a confusing twist, he named a supposed current employer who says he has not worked there in over a year.
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Burlington man charged with felony breaking and entering at cell tower cite in northern Alamance Co.
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Key Takeaways:
- A Burlington man has been charged with felony breaking and entering.
- The alleged incident occurred at a cell tower site in northern Alamance County.
- The man had claimed current employment that was later disputed.
- The employer says the suspect has not worked there for over a year.
- Authorities used the contradictory statements in pursuing the charge.
Felony Charge Filed
A Burlington resident identified as Glassford has been charged with felony breaking and entering. The alleged crime took place at a cell tower site in northern Alamance County. While complete details surrounding the incident are limited, law enforcement officials have shared that the man was apprehended in connection with this unauthorized entry.
Employer Dispute
During questioning, Glassford provided deputies with the name of an individual he claimed to be his current employer. After contacting this person, authorities discovered a significant discrepancy in his story. According to statements released by law enforcement, the supposed employer reported that Glassford had not been on their payroll for more than a year.
What Authorities Say
Local deputies cite this contradiction in employment status as a contributing factor in the ongoing case. They have indicated that Glassford’s claim of employment, coupled with the employer’s denial, raised concerns regarding the suspect’s intent and explanation for being at the cell tower site. No further statements from law enforcement have been released regarding additional charges or a court date.
