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Coin box thief receives prison sentence

NILES, MI — The thief pleaded guilty to destroying property and possessing burglary tools.

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By PCD Staff
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NILES, MI — A man who broke into coin boxes at two carwashes here is going to prison, according to the South Bend Tribune.

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The Nov. 19 story stated that Bryan Lee Garland, 34, pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of personal property over $1,000 and under $20,000 and possession of burglary tools.

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Garland was sentenced in Berrien County Trial Court to two concurrent 18-month prison terms. He received the minimum sentence for each crime. In addition, he must pay $2,316 dollars in fines and restitution that will be determined later.

According to a Berrien County Sheriff’s Department press release, Garland and another suspect broke into the two carwashes on Oct. 20. Police interrupted the second break-in, and Garland was arrested when a police dog tracked him.

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Garland is currently on parole in Indiana, and the two new prison terms in Michigan will be served consecutively to any prison term due to the parole violation.

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