Detroit MI Discovers Shocking Burglary with Three Generations: Grandmother, Mother, and Daughter

Oct. 26, 2010 - PRLog -- MUSKEGON TOWNSHIP, M.I. – Detroit MI knows there are days parents take their children to work, but Nicole Bugajski and her mother went a little overboard when they took Nicole’s 2-year-old daughter on a burglary where they removed various items from a Michigan home.

On Saturday, Oct. 16, Nicole and her mother, Kimberly Mahnke, broke into an elderly man’s home in Muskegon County—the Muskegon Chronicle says the two women knew the man. He had noticed a screen that was off one of his windows when he went inside to investigate. He and his wife found Bugajski in their bedroom before “she ran past them, out the door and got in the car with her mother,” the report said.

According to CBS News, Police arrived after the man tried unsuccessfully to block in the women in his pick-up truck. It was only after the Muskegon Police pulled the intoxicated women over a little ways down the road did they find the young daughter in the back seat.

Also, CBS noted that the 26-year-old Nicole Bugajski and 51-year-old Kimberly Mahnke were arraigned Monday on home invasion charges while Bugajski’s daughter was placed into child protective custody.

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[Source: CBS News, The Muskegon Chronicle]