Couple Keith Evans and Johnna Raymon allegedly commit string of burglaries with 7-month-old child

Nov 14, 2014 - 00:05
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Couple Keith Evans and Johnna Raymon allegedly commit string of burglaries with 7-month-old child
Keith Evans, 35, and Johnna Raymon

A Hall County couple was arrested after they allegedly committed a string of burglaries with their 7-month-old child.

 

Police said that Keith Evans, 35, and Johnna Raymon, 26, committed at least four burglaries in the southe part of Hall County.

 

Police served a warrant to a home in the 3600 block of Browns Bridge Road, which is where they said that stolen property from the burglaries were discovered.

 

Authorities said that the couple had their 7-month-old child with them while committing the burglaries.

 

Evans was charged with four counts of first-degree burglary, second-degree child cruelty, possession of methamphetamine and possession of a drug-related object. He also had a probation warrant, according to police.

 

Rayman was charged with burglary and second-degree child cruelty. Authorities said that she also had an outstanding warrant out of Gwinnett County.

 

They were both taken to the Hall County jail without bond.

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