Man arrested in connection to multiple storage unit burglaries in Bellingham

Bellingham, WALocal News

A 46-year-old man was arrested for his role in a series of storage unit burglaries at Pan-Tec Mini Storage in Bellingham, WA, where over $8,400 in items were stolen. Surveillance footage captured him near the facilities, and his access code was the only one used before the break-ins. The man faces multiple charges, including burglary, theft, malicious mischief, and theft of a firearm. Police linked him to another burglary incident on North Samish Way, leading to his arrest. Officers have seized his vehicle to investigate potential stolen property related to the storage unit thefts.

The Bellingham Police Department continues to seek information from the community regarding the burglaries. Storage unit thefts are a growing concern in many cities, prompting facilities to enhance security measures. This incident highlights the importance of vigilance in protecting personal belongings stored off-site.

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