Arrest made in break-in at home of Eagles RB Saquon Barkley

There's a break in the attempted burglary case at the Chester County home of Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley. An arrest has now been made. Two other burglaries on the main line led police to a Philadelphia man. Action News reporter Catherine Scott has the details from Lower Marion Police. Technology in various forms played a role in this investigation. I'll get to that in just a moment but we now know the two burglaries here in Lower Marion Township are connected to that attempted burglary at Saquon Barkley's home. This investigation is ongoing but there still could be two to three more suspects out there. 24-year-old Jabir Parker of Philadelphia is under arrest in connection to the attempted burglary at the Tredyffrin Township home of Eagles running back Saquon Barkley in the early hours of July 18th. Barkley and his family were home but no one was injured. I'm glad to know that the culprit was apprehended and that he and his family will be left alone. Parker is also accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and burglaries at two homes in Montgomery County. On June 22nd in Bryn Mawr 12 pieces of jewelry including necklaces from Tiffany's and Cartier were stolen with an estimated value in all of $106,700. On July 5th at a home in Wynwood police say 28 pieces of jewelry including David Uriman diamond earrings were taken all worth more than an estimated $687,000. A safe was also stolen. The homeowners were not at home. It sounds as though they're experienced if not pros they're not just looking for spending money. According to court documents investigators viewed interior and exterior surveillance cameras including a nanny cam which captured a male voice Also through a technique known as geo-fencing detectives subpoenaed a list of all cell phones in use on the exact date time and location of each burglary. Investigators say Parker's cell phone was the only one that matched all three crime scenes. Detectives say Parker also googled phrases like do touchscreen gloves leave fingerprints and rental car and after the burglaries he allegedly googled what he stole including a Rolex watch just 53 minutes after the theft. The investigation also traced a white SUV to a car rental in Philadelphia which was returned approximately an hour and a half after the attempted burglary at the Barclays. Bail was set at one million dollars cash and Parker was remanded he's expected back in court next week. In Lower Marion Township Catherine Scott Channel 6 Action News.