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Two nabbed in school break-in

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A surveillance still from late September. (File photo) A surveillance still from late September. (File photo)
Ace Blakenship (provided) Ace Blakenship (provided)
Courtney Moody (provided) Courtney Moody (provided)

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) -- Police have arrested two people they say broke into West Ashley Middle School in late September.

Ace D. Blakenship, 25, and Courtney F. Moody, 18, each are charged with second-degree burglary.

According to police, the pair broke into the school on William Kennerty Drive and ransacked the teacher's lounge there. Images of the two were caught by surveillance cameras inside the school.

Blakenship and Moody are being held in the Al Cannon Detention Center, a spokesman for the Charleston Police Department said Thursday.

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