Arlington Heights men among 3 charged in ruse burglary in Naperville
Naperville police and DuPage County State's Attorney Robert Berlin on Thursday warned residents to be vigilant about who they let into their homes following a ruse burglary.
Lawrence Miller, 29, of the 3400 block of South Goebbert Road in Arlington Heights; Sam Mason, 26, of the 500 block of South Windsor Drive in Arlington Heights; and Christopher Nicholas, 36, of the 5600 block of North Central in Chicago, are charged with residential burglary.
Miller communicated with the two other men via a two-way radio while he was outside the residence with the victim, authorities said. On Thursday, DuPage County Judge Daniel Guerin set a $1 million baill for Miller. Bail was set at $500,000 for Mason and $100,000 for Nicholas.
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