Two men are facing charges after allegedly leaving a Princeton restaurant over the weekend without paying for their meals and then fled from officers. In addition, police indicate one of the men is also facing additional charges after a child neglect complaint two days after the restaurant incident.
Princeton Police Chief Chris King reports around 5:30 Saturday afternoon officers responded to the complaint at Great Wall Restaurant where the two men fled the business without paying and were being chased by an employee. Police say one of the males was identified as 23-year old Keenan Jones, who was located by officers on Baldwin Avenue. Jones reportedly refused to stop for police, but he was apprehended after a short pursuit. He was charged with Theft of Services, 2nd Degree Fleeing or Evading Police, and 2nd Degree Wanton Endangerment.
The other suspect was identified as 27-year old Joshua Mosley, who police say was cited to court for Theft of Services. However, Mosley is facing additional charges from another incident after Chief King says officers responded to a child neglect complaint in the 1000 block of North Jefferson Monday afternoon. Officers arrested Mosley and 28-year old Tara Snow for 1st Degree Wanton Endangerment. Mosley was later charged with 3rd Degree Criminal Mischief after police say he damaged a wall at the jail. Snow was additionally charged with 2nd Degree Disorderly Conduct and Resisting Arrest.
