West Virginia - In the quiet early morning hours in Charleston's East End, the soft purring of a small engine can sometimes go unnoticed.
But Capitol police and security guards now know to pay attention to such noises. They could mean someone is breaking into another parking meter.
William David Sailsbury, 44, of Charleston, was arrested Monday for the fourth time in a little more than a month and charged with stealing money from parking meters near the state Capitol.
At one point last month, Sailsbury was so brazen he plugged an extension cord for his drill into the outside of the Capitol guardhouse on Piedmont Road, said Randy Mayhew, deputy director of the state Division of Protective Services. Full Story - Discount Magazine Subscriptions - Discount Cigarettes & Tobacco - Nutty News Marketplace
But Capitol police and security guards now know to pay attention to such noises. They could mean someone is breaking into another parking meter.
William David Sailsbury, 44, of Charleston, was arrested Monday for the fourth time in a little more than a month and charged with stealing money from parking meters near the state Capitol.
At one point last month, Sailsbury was so brazen he plugged an extension cord for his drill into the outside of the Capitol guardhouse on Piedmont Road, said Randy Mayhew, deputy director of the state Division of Protective Services. Full Story - Discount Magazine Subscriptions - Discount Cigarettes & Tobacco - Nutty News Marketplace
