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Candy Theft Investigation Brings Charges After 19 Months

Candy Theft Investigation Brings Charges After 19 Months
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It could have been a prank or an indication of young people with too much time on their hands.

Teenagers allegedly broke into a concession stand at a Fruita park and made off with $28 worth of candy, eating some of it as they scampered off and leaving behind a trail of wrappers.

But for one Fruita man, the events of one night more than a year and a half ago may have finally caught up to him this week and could result in a felony charge.

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