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Charleston man facing break-in charges in several counties appears in court

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A man charged with breaking into Little League and other sports facilities in Cabell and Lincoln Counties made an appearance Tuesday in Kanawha County Circuit Court.

Adrian Pennington (WVSP)

Adrian Pennington, 35, of Charleston faces six counts of breaking and entering for the May 26th break-ins of the Little League buildings in Hamlin, the athletic building at Lincoln County High School, and Little League facilities in the Cabell County community of Ona.

When he was arrested, Pennington was already free on bond from unrelated charges in Kanawha County. Judge Tera Salango reinstated the bond.

Monday, Pennington was sentenced to prison for convictions of break-ins and theft at a car wash and concession stand in Jackson County.





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