How Did Ashlee Pridgen Commit The Act Of Burglary

Based on my investigation, physical evidence, and sworn statements from the victims and witnesses, the defendant Ashlee Pridgen, did commit the act of burglary, grand theft, dealing in stolen property, and False Pawn verification on 5-13-2016 and 5-17-2016. The details of these events are;
On or about 5-13-2016, the defendant Ashlee Pridgen was at 1803 Laurel Oak Drive, Rockledge, Florida. Defendant was visiting a friend, Kayleigh Chase, at this residence. While inside the residence, defendant did actually and intentionally enter victim, Stephanie Chase, bedroom where defendant did not have permission to enter and took multiple women’s rings from a jewelry box. The victim Stephanie Chase is the mother of Kayleigh. Kayleigh was unaware that defendant Pridgen took the jewelry. After the defendant Pridgen did actually and intentionally deprive

Defendant was visiting a friend, Kayleigh Chase, at this residence. While inside the residence, defendant did actually and intentionally enter victim, Stephanie Chase, bedroom where defendant did not have permission to enter and took multiple women’s rings from a jewelry box. The victim Stephanie Chase is the mother of Kayleigh. Kayleigh was unaware that defendant Pridgen took the jewelry. After the defendant Pridgen did actually and intentionally deprive the victim of her jewelry, defendant Pridgen took the jewelry to Cash America Pawn, 1314 US 1, Cocoa, Florida and conducted a sale/pawn transaction. Defendant Pridgen, made contact with Rebecca Cinquepalma, pawnbroker, and presented the jewelry as her own and received $145.00 cash. Defendant Pridgen provided her Florida Issued ID and provided a right thumb print on her pawn transaction form. The sale/pawn transaction form number is 250601. The thumb print provided on this form was compared to a known set of fingerprint standards bearing the name Ashlee