Jackson Co Burglary Suspect Arrested, Second Suspect Sought
12/05/2013
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Justin Bond
David Dresch

(KNZA)--A Topeka man wanted in connection with a Jackson County burglary in October was arrested Wednesday afternoon following a chase, and a second suspect is still being sought.

42-year-old David Dresch was taken into custody after leading Shawnee County deputies on a brief chase following a report of a residential burglary in that county.

Jackson County Sheriff Tim Morse says Dresch was wanted by Jackson County authorities in connection with an October 8th burglary at a residence on the southwestern side of the Potawatomi Reservation near 118th and G Roads. 

Following the burglary, the Jackson County Sheriff’s office put out an alert warning the public to be on the lookout for a green mini-van that had been seen near two south central and southeastern Jackson County burglaries a week earlier.  A local citizen’s surveillance camera captured the image of the green van and suspects near the 118th and G Roads location.  Morse says investigators were able to identify the mini-van and those believed to have occupied it.  As a result, a warrant was issued for the arrest of Dresch on November 15th.

Morse says the Jackson County Sheriff’s office is still seeking a second suspect in connection with the burglary, 25-year-old Topeka resident Justin David Bond.  Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Bond is asked to contact the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office at 785-364-2251 or your local law enforcement agency.