What a joke! They get blatantly busted for a commercial burglary ... no charges filed. Turn them loose, weeks later it's another residential burglary, this time over $28,000 stolen from the home of a widowed woman in a nursing home at the time. Arrested on Tuesday then released on Wednesday on their "personal recognizance" no bail required. I have a question, at what point do we consider the Sheriffs department and even more so the prosecutors office to be an accomplice to these crimes? We all know the revolving door policy but this is ABSURD! Let me guess, when they get to court (if they get to court) what's their punishment? Time served and a $50 fine?