Three arrested after overnight burglary, ATV chase, Monday morning in Sweden
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies have arrested three people after a burglary and chase in the Town of Sweden on Monday.
Deputies responded to the 7000 block of Fourth Section Road just before 3 a.m. after a homeowner reported he saw two men steal an ATV from his garage.
One suspect drove the ATV behind a Chevrolet Avalanche before deputies spotted the vehicles around Brockport Spencerport and Hubbell Roads. MCSO said the ATV operator took off and drove through Northampton Park into a heavily wooded area. That driver was arrested after a foot chase. He was transported to the hospital for shoulder pain after hitting a tree branch.
A man and woman in the Avalanche were arrested separately.
MCSO has issued the following charges:
Jose Maisonet Jr., 33, of Rochester, the alleged ATV driver, is facing burglary (2nd), grand larceny (3rd), and assault (2nd).
Christian Robinson, 50, of Webster, is charged with burglary (2nd), grand larceny (3rd), assault (2nd), and aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle. Deputies also say Robinson is a predicate felon with a warrant for criminal possession of stolen property.
Sarah Nicholas, 50, of Rochester, is accused of burglary (2nd), grand larceny (3rd), assault (2nd), and criminal possession of a controlled substance (7th) as deputies said she was in possession of cocaine.
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