(CNS): A 45-year-old George Town man was remanded in custody on Friday after police charged him with burglary. The suspect is accused of stealing tools, food and beverage, household items and a quantity of cash from an undisclosed business location in George Town during a break-in on 25 July. The man is due to return to summary court Tuesday.
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