Bismarck Man Charged for Break-In at Big Willies

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By Donnell Preskey, Assistant News Director - email

A 20 year old Bismarck man is charged with burglary after breaking into Big Willies early Sunday morning.

Jonathan Nadeau was found walking in the area of Big Willies.

Officers saw another person running.

Authorities say Nadeau smashed a glass door to get into the building, that's what sounded the businesses alarm and notified police.

Nadeau has also been charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession by ingestion.

Authorities say there were two other break-ns to Big Willies in the past month.

However it is unknown if Nadeau is connected to those.

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