Glenshaw Man Back in Court as List of Charges Against Him Grows

A Glenshaw man charged with several vehicle break-ins in Edgeworth and facing numerous charges in several North Hills municipalities was back in court last week.

, 23, waived his right to preliminary hearings on charges of burglary, receiving stolen property, theft and criminal mischief brought by Hampton Township Police Department.

He is scheduled for an Oct. 26 formal arraignment in Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas.

He is scheduled for another preliminary hearing Friday on a misdemeanor charge of "prohibited acts - possession," which was filed by the Shaler Township Police Department.

Marshall has been charged with various crimes in Pine, Shaler, Hampton, McCandless and -- felony and misdemeanor counts of burglary, theft, receiving stolen property, access device fraud, criminal mischief, theft from a motor vehicle, criminal conspiracy and possession. 

In the case brought by , Marshall is charged with stealing credit cards, cash and gift cards from vehicles parked in the garage of a Drake Drive home after the owners accidentally left the garage door open overnight, court records show.

A week after Marshall was ordered to stand trial on those charges, he was back in court for the Hampton charges.

A felony burglary count and misdemeanor counts of criminal mischief and theft are connected to an Aug. 13 incident at Treasure Hunt at 4960 William Flynn Highway in Hampton Township, states the criminal complaint.

“Mr. Marshall admitted that he broke into the Treasure Hunt using a hammer and removed items from the store to support his drug addiction,” the complaint said.

Video surveillance showed someone entered the Shoppers Plaza store about 10:30 p.m. through a broken window, with a hammer in his left hand and a bag in his right, the complaint said. The person is then seen on the video striking the display glass with a hammer, removing items and placing them in a bag, police said.

A Hampton detective wrote in another criminal complaint that he assisted a Shaler detective in serving an arrest warrant on Marshall at the office of Magisterial District Judge Regis Welsh Jr., where Marshall had a hearing on Aug. 26.

Marshall was in possession of a Magellan GPS unit with an estimated value of $200, the criminal complaint states. The unit’s home destination was an address in Aspinwall, according to the complaint.

A report was on file with Aspinwall’s police department about a stolen Magellan GPS unit, said the complaint.

“Marshall stated the GPS unit was his property and didn’t remember where he got the unit,” the complaint said. 

A court hearing at Magisterial office was postponed last week. He faces two counts of theft and one count of access device fraud, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief.

reported Marshall and his accomplice stole a GPS, a laptop, a watch, cash and a wallet with credit cards inside. The two then to purchase $2,550 in gift cards at .

The two are scheduled for a preliminary hearing at the magistrate later this month.