Police say four people are responsible for distraction burglaries that victimized at least two elderly people, including a 103-year-old woman, in Wilmington last week.
Angelo Bimbo, 27; Nicholas Williams, 23; Mandy Frank, 23; and Lisa John, 27, have all been arrested and charged with felony counts of burglary, theft and conspiracy.
The group is accused of burglarizing two homes in broad daylight using distraction techniques, the first incident unfolded Friday around 3:30 p.m. A 75-year-old man told police that a suspect knocked on his door on the 100 block of Wayland Road posing as a utility worker. The suspect, along with two others, then entered the home. When the victim became suspicious and asked for identification, the suspects fled in a white BMW SUV.
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