A 27-year old Moses Lake man was arrested for his involvement in a car wash burglary.

On Tuesday, the Grant County Sheriff's Office Crime Reduction Team arrested Jonathan Pray after connecting him to a Saturday's burglary of the business.

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Someone Tried to Forcefully Open a Cash Box

Some time later, it was discovered that someone attempted to force open a cash box. The Crime Reduction Team identified Jonathan Pray as the male in the surveillance video. He was located in Moses Lake on Tuesday, and taken into custody. Pray is currently in the Grant County Jail charged with:

• Suspicion of second-degree burglary
• Third-degree malicious mischief
• Attempted third-degree theft

Second-degree burglary is a Class B felony when someone unlawfully enters or remains in a building other than a vehicle or dwellingwith intent to commit a crime. The maximum punishment is up to 10-years of confinement and/or a fine of up to $20,000.

The Grant County Sheriff's Office is continuing the investigation.

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