City cops bust alleged twin burglars
Baltimore police have arrested 18-year-old twin brothers in connection with a series of burglaries in six houses in the Southeastern District and seized stolen flat-screen television sets, radios, video game players and DVD players, authorities said on Tuesday.
Ronald (far left) and Ronnie Sinkler, of the first block of North Clinton St., were each charged with more than 50 counts of burglary, conspiracy to commit burglary, theft and destruction of property and are being held without bail at the detention center pending a hearing scheduled for April.
Few details were immediately available, including the locations of the burglaries. Police said they raided the twins’ house and discovered “an enormous amount of stolen property” and that fingerprints from the house matches fingerprints taken at “one of the many houses that were burglarized.”
Among the stolen tems recovered, according to police, were two X-Box games, several DVD players, a golf bag, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, a video camera, an alarm clock and a laptop computer.
Here is a list of what police seized:
24 N. Clinton Street Property Listing
*Recovered from the rear bedroom:
1 - Proscan flat screen t.v., model #32LC30S57, serial #91155-32LC30557-00320
2 - X Box 360, serial #5051451745174405 and 617205762405
1 - X Box 360 dvd player, serial #018325265120
1 - Emerson dvd player, serial #21019595TN
1 - Wachovia bank information in the name of Ronald Sinkler
1 - large ziplock with 23 small purple ziplock bags containing a green plantlike substance w/large quantity of empty purple ziplock bags
1 - golf bag/trombone bag
1 - Sony dvd player, serial # 0681813
*Recovered from the front bedroom:
1 - Dynex t.v. 42" flat screen, serial #2499LC42KT46H08535
1 - RCA clock radio c.d. player, model #RP3765A
1 - JVC video camera, model GR-AXM18U, serial #142D1101
1 - Sony dvd player, model #DVP-SR200P, serial #2688755
*Recovered from the basement:
1 - Compaq HP laptop computer, serial #2CE849PQ813
Paperwork in the name of Ronald Sinkler
1 - Sharp flat screen t.v. w/remote, serial #907813847
1 - Sony alarm clock, serial #1043984
1 - purple suitcase Xpeno
1 - JVC VHS, serial #114F6427
1 - Sony VCR, serial #016190631905
Comments
who the hell's house did they live in , lock up whatever parent(s) these thugs have also
Posted by: larry g | March 9, 2010 12:42 PM
These burglaries may have been prevented if the landlord of 24 N Clinton St (Harbor House Builders) had taken me seriously when I had called them about Ronnie Sinkler's arrest in July 2009 for CDS manufacturing when he lived in another house of theirs on N Curley St. They denied that he was a tenant of theirs at the time. Not only did they lie to me at the time, but they just moved him to another house. Way to go Harbor House!
Posted by: Concerned Patterson Park Resident | March 9, 2010 1:14 PM
I hope they realize that they just screwed the rest of their lives up for "stuff"...Things that will be obsolete in a year or so...Just stupid! Their parents must be very proud of their contribution to society!
Posted by: Duane | March 9, 2010 1:19 PM
Maybe they are angry about being named "Ronald" and "Ronnie".
Posted by: Freud | March 9, 2010 2:12 PM
I live in this neighborhood and was robbed of an item on this list. Do you know of someone to get in touch with about retrieval of stolen items or the process?
Posted by: Ashley | March 9, 2010 2:18 PM
I have a feeling their parents aren't really around enough to care or be "proud" of them. That's the problem. I mean, they are twins named Ronald and Ronnie for crying out loud. I think a strong family unit is probably not what they've got around them.
Posted by: Denny | March 9, 2010 3:08 PM
A few things:
Who still uses VCRs?
Why would they steal an alarm clock? So they can wake up on time to steal something from somebody else?
Who's going to come forward and claim their missing ziplock bag of green plantlike substance?
Posted by: Brian C | March 9, 2010 3:16 PM
My vegetable garden was stripped of some plants. I think they took them (green plantlike substance) and would like to know how to retrieve them. :-)
Posted by: ted | March 9, 2010 3:37 PM
I wonder why the sun have not posted the mugshots of the six people involved in the death of the gas station owner.
Haven't been able to get them from county police. Still trying. You think we wanted to run a grainy image taken from TV? -Justin
Posted by: Bryant | March 9, 2010 4:02 PM
People should refrain from making comments about parents who have children that are criminals. Just because somene lives in a certain area does not mean that they have no parental supervision or that they'll end up where these two are.
Posted by: Donna | March 9, 2010 4:02 PM
I wonder which of the two were the "brains" of the operation, lol.
Posted by: Concerned Citizen | March 9, 2010 6:15 PM
WHY ARE PARENTS AFRAID OF THERE KIDS, IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO HAVE PLACED STOLEN ITEMS IN MY DAD & MOM'S HOUSE. STUPID & NON-CARING PARENTS, THEY NEVER THOUGHT THAT A POSSIBILITY EXIST THAT THEIR KIDS COULD BE KILLED
Posted by: CONCERN CITIZEN | March 9, 2010 7:41 PM
You got it all mixed-up. The one in green is Ronnie and the one in black is Ronald.
Posted by: Punk | March 9, 2010 9:27 PM
damn yo the go to my school
Posted by: skip | March 10, 2010 10:33 AM
Aayyyyyyy...
I'm just glad to know Henry Winkler had kids, no matter what he named them.
Posted by: God | March 10, 2010 9:08 PM