Arrest made in Monticello
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A male juvenile from Monticello has been arrested as a suspect in a number of nighttime prowling incidents in Monticello over the past several months. Monticello Police made the arrest on May 16. Law enforcement officials say that charges are pending and the investigation is ongoing. The charges will be handled in the juvenile court system. Monticello Chief of Police Kent Adair reminds area residents to continue to be vigilant and lock your doors at night. Adair said that he appreciates the patience of city residents during the investigation.
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