A man who had already been charged in a spree of commercial burglaries is suspected of committing two more in Glastonbury.
Jamie Guitard, 36, of Middletown, has been charged with burglaries at Cofeill’s Sport and Power Equipment on Dec. 19 and Harry’s Pizza on Dec. 30.
He had already been suspected of burglaries as Salon Dellera, Ming Bao and the Second Chance Shop, all in Glastonbury, according to police. Police in Wethersfield have also arrested him.
Police said they saw a lock had been removed from a door when they responded to Cofeill’s Sport and Power Equipment and someone had tried to break in.
When they responded to Harry’s Pizza, they found the lock had been removed from the door and a television had been taken.
Guitard has been charged with third-degree burglary, fifth-degree larceny, two counts of criminal mischief, third-degree criminal attempt to commit burglary and sixth-degree criminal attempt to commit larceny.
Bond was set at $50,000 and Guitard is due in court on Manchester on Friday.
