Suspect allegedly photographed while committing downtown Port Angeles burglary

PORT ANGELES — A 21-year-old Port Angeles man whose picture was captured on a security camera as he allegedly burglarized a business remained in custody tonight.

Police said the camera caught him entering a closed business in The Landing mall, 115 E. Railroad Ave., late Friday night or early Saturday morning.

Andrew William White was being held at the Clallam County jail for investigation of second-degree burglary and third-degree theft for allegedly taking cash from the business, police said today.

Port Angeles police said White entered the building through an unlocked outer door. Police declined to name the business or how much cash was taken because of the ongoing investigation.

Authorities also weren’t saying whether they believe White is connected with a string of burglaries elsewhere in downtown Port Angeles or along Eight Street in the uptown commercial district that have been logged since late March.

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