I just wanted to let everyone know that our detectives have arrested two men for the burglaries and vehicle break-ins that had occurred in our neighborhoods over the past several months. They have admitted and have been charged with a few cases for now. There will be more charges to follow. This gives us the ability to get them charged and hold them at the jail until they can be charged with more incidents.

Lieutenant Greg Jenkins
Blue Ridge District Commander  

Sent: July 26, 2013 

The Albemarle County Police Department has arrested two individuals in connection to larcenies from vehicles which took place all across Albemarle County.  The larcenies began in April and continued through July.

Anthony Allen Timberlake, 23 years old from Crozet, was arrested on Wednesday, July 24th, 2013.  Timberlake was charged with two counts of felony larceny and one felony count of breaking and entering.  He is being held at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail without bond.

Dequintan Rasheem Cutchin, 22 years old from Charlottesville, was arrested on Thursday, July 25th, 2013.  Cutchin was charged with two misdemeanor counts of larceny and one felony count of breaking and entering.  He is being held at the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail with a $5,000 bond.

Through investigative procedures, detectives were able to link these individuals to a series of larcenies from residential neighborhoods.  Cash and electronics were taken from the vehicles, most of which were unlocked at the time.

Timberlake and Cutchin are also charged in connection to a burglary in Crozet.  The burglary took place in June and cash, electronics and personal items were taken from a home. 

The investigation is on-going with additional charges pending.    

 Carter Johnson 
Public Information Officer  
July 26, 2013