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It's back to jail for one Heartland teen

Posted: 03.01.2013 at 11:56 AM

Brendan Harris is charged with tampering with electronic monitoring equipment

KIRKSVILLE, MO. -- A Kirksville teen, free on bond for a pending case, is now back in custody.

Brendan Harris, 19, is charged with tampering with electronic monitoring equipment, after police were called to his residence concerning a report of a domestic disturbance. Harris is being held in the Adair County jail under $25,000 cash only bond.

According to court papers, when police arrived at his residence, they noticed Harris had cut off his ankle monitoring device. The monitoring device was a requirement of his bond conditions in another case in which he is charged with second degree burglary, stealing of a firearm and felony stealing.

Harris is scheduled to be arraigned on the previous charges next week in Adair County Circuit Court.

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