Plank walked toward the Caprice and watched as Woodley and Neal tried to hide in the car, Backhaus said. After ordering them out, Plank saw the stolen items and several other burglary tools in plain view inside the car. Woodley and Neal both confessed to the burglaries. In addition to being charged with two counts of car burglary, the two were charged with possession of burglary tools. Neal also was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana.
Additional charges are pending in the case.
Set your clock, change your batteries Alachua County Fire Rescue and Gainesville Fire Rescue officials are reminding area residents to change the batteries in their smoke detectors when they set their clocks back this weekend. According to ACFR statistics, only 21 percent of structural fires in 1996 occurred in buildings that had functioning smoke detectors. All rights reserved.