Suspect in Burglary Attempt Will Stand Trial
David Jablonsky, 24, of Coraopolis has a formal arraignment in August.
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A Coraopolis man will stand trial for attempting to break into another Sewickley business.
David Jablonsky, 24, of Coraopolis waived charges to court Tuesday of loitering and prowling at nighttime and simple trespass to court. One count of burglary was amended at District Court in Leetsdale to a criminal trespass charge.
According to a criminal complaint, Jablonsky admitted to Sewickley police on June 10 that he tried to get inside Sewickley Traditions on Beaver Street because he thought there might be money.
Police said the store owner went outside to investigate noise and confronted Jablonsky, who fled.
Jablonsky is also awaiting trial on previous charges of burglary, theft and criminal trespass in connection with thefts at Maria’s and Yankello's.
Police said he distracted merchants in order to steal more than $1,000.
He remains in the Allegheny County Jail.
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john doe
5:14 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
I pray for David he had a hard time growingup with no friends and an abusive family all he needs is help not jail i pray tat they give him the hlp he needs he is a great person and he helped alot of people when they needed it