Ron Bouchard, whose department arrested the two men, said his department hasn't developed any new leads on the Appleton or Grand Chute burglaries, and said those cases are being handled by investigators from those departments. An officer stopped a car matching the description for speeding along Plank Road a short distance away. Though both suspects initially denied being near the business, Mann eventually admitted they entered the building through an unlocked door in search of cash, but found none. The complaint said a car part and at least one tool were found in the suspect's car, but did not indicate if the items were believed stolen from Coonen's. Helein urged business owners to continue to take precautions such as leaving interior lights on at night, keeping windows clean and having residents report any suspicious activity.
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