Baltimore man pleads guilty to 2018 Finzel burglary
Andrew Ross Bunner entered a guilty plea to first-degree burglary in Garrett County Circuit Court, according to the State's Attorney's Office.
A Baltimore man has pleaded guilty to burglarizing a Finzel home in 2018, according to the Garrett County State's Attorney's Office.
Andrew Ross Bunner entered a guilty plea to first-degree burglary on Wednesday, Oct. 28, State's Attorney Christian Mash announced in a Nov. 2 release. Circuit Court Judge Justin Gregory ordered a pre-sentence investigation.
In December 2018, a homeowner in Finzel reported to Maryland State Police that his home had been burglarized, the release stated. Troopers noted that various items were missing, including a rifle, prescription medications and jewelry. A forensic specimen obtained from the scene was found to match Bunner's DNA profile, and confirmatory testing was later conducted, according to the release. Further investigation showed that Bunner lived in the Cumberland area at the time of the burglary, the release stated.
Charges are allegations. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
