Pennsville man charged with commercial burglaries

Beginning on May 29, troopers were dispatched to a burglary  during after-hours at a property owned by Auto Team Delaware, at 3400 Lancaster Pike, outside Wilmington. The preliminary investigation revealed that an unknown  male suspect arrived at the property in a dark-colored Ford pickup truck.

Once on the property, the suspect walked into a building under construction, cut the lock on a shipping container, and stole tools.

On June 12, troopers investigated a burglary that occurred during after-hours at a property owned by Farrar Car Wash, at 602 Main Stree near  Wilmington.

The preliminary investigation determined  that a male  arrived on the property in a dark-colored Ford pickup truck. Once on the property, the suspect stole fuel from construction equipment, and stole wires from a building under construction.

On June 16,  troopers investigated a burglary that occurred  at a site  owned by Wawa, located at 2645 Capitol Trail near  Newark. The preliminary investigation deermined a male  suspect cut a lock on a trailer, and stole tools.

Troop 2 Property Crimes Detectives identified Denney as the suspect in the three burglaries, which saw the theft of  $13,000 in  equipment. Detectives further discovered Denney was using stolen and/or fictitious license plates on his Ford pickup during the incidents.

On June 22, Denney was taken into custody by troopers on a traffic stop in north Wilmington.

He was taken to Troop 2, where he was charged. and  arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 11. He was  taken to Howard R. Young Correctional Institution lacking a $6,100 secured bond.