Two Quincy men charged with burglary

Posted: 11.23.2009 at 5:26 AM

Read more: Local, Crime, Burglary, Quincy, 36Th and Main

Two Quincy men are in custody for a residential burglary on Sunday.
QUINCY, ILL. --
32 year old Arthur Nunn and 29 year old Michael Crist were arrested and charged with residential burglary.

It all started when police answered a call just before 11pm, for a man with a gun near 36th and Main.

That call turned out to be false.

The Police spoke with Nunn whose name came up for an outstanding warrant out of Moultrie county, near Decatur.

Nunn had also been named as a suspect in a residential burglary at 6pm on Sunday at 37 hundred Tonga Drive.
He was arrested on the scene.

Michael Crist came down to the Quincy police station to bail out Nunn when he was also arrested for allegedly participating in the Sunday burglary.

Police also recovered the television that was stolen from the Tonga Drive burglary.

Both men are in the Adams County Jail.

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