Two issued warnings after being found in vacant house (with video)
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Two people were issued criminal trespass warnings by the Albany Police Department after the two were spotted in a vacant home on North Jefferson Street.
Albany Police Spokesperson Phyllis Banks said that officers first responded to a vacant home on North Jefferson Street Wednesday morning in reference to a burglary in progress. Upon arrival, they found a male and female inside the home.
Jonathan Osberry, 19, and Demetria Campbell, age 19, were both found inside the home.
After interviewing them, the two said that they were inside the home only to change clothes and, once the property owner couldn’t be contacted and no additional warrants were found on either of the two, they were released with criminal trespass warnings, Banks said.
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