Jamestown, ND  (KCSi-T.V. News Jun 21, 2012)  —  Jamestown Police report three minors referred to juvenile court and then released to their parents after allegedly breaking in to multiple vehicles recently.
Two males and one female were picked up early Monday morning, in Southeast Jamestown, after allegedly breaking into eight vehicles, in that part of the city.
Lt. LeRoy Gross says the vehicles that were entered were unlocked.
The minors may also be responsible for other vehicle breakins.

Also, eleven juveniles were picked up Wednesday and Thursday this week and have been referred to juvenile authorities stemming from separate vandalism and fire cases, in Jamestown. 

Seven teenagers were referred to juvenile court for allegedly vandalizing a Jamestown building for more than a month.
Last month, Windows, were broken and  doors and walls were damaged at the former Aggregate Industries building in the  700 block of First Street East, with  about $5,000 in damages reported. 
Seven  referrals to juvenile court were made for trespassing and six referrals for criminal mischief.
Four additional teens, three males and one female, were  referred to juvenile court with a total of eight charges stemming from a Tuesday evening fire, at the former C.H. Carpenter Lumber yard along the 100 block of Fourth Avenue Southeast.
Three pallets and a mattress were destroyed, with smoke damage to the exterrior of the building.