SWAT team converges on Cameron Village after break-in reported

At least 10 police cars and a SWAT team converged on Cameron Village Thursday night after a break-in was reported at a business in the shopping center.

The break-in was reported in the 2000 block of Clark Avenue, which houses Cheshire Cat Antique Gallery and other businesses such as GoodBerry’s Frozen Custard and the Flying Biscuit, said police spokesman Jim Sughrue. The Selective Enforcement Team, the Raleigh department’s SWAT-style squad, was called in to clear the building and make sure no suspects remained inside. Police on the scene said the break-in happened at Cheshire Cat Gallery.

The call came in at 7:42 p.m., Sughrue said.

A short time later, police arrested Isaac Corben Mau, 24, of 2912 Glenanne Road in Raleigh and charged him with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny and felony cocaine possession.

Police on the scene said they were checking for other suspects.

Bridget Jadwick, owner of the Cheshire Cat Gallery, said this is the fourth night someone has tried to break into her business since last weekend – once on Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and again on Thursday.

She said that jewelry and Samurai swords had been stolen and a hole was torn in the wall by the front door. She said her security system alerted her to the break-in.

Two Periscope live-stream videos posted to Twitter on Thursday night showed what appeared to be SWAT and Raleigh police officers at Cameron Village.

Twitter user @DannyNolls posted the videos, one at about 8:20 p.m. and another at 8:40 p.m., filming from his car outside the stores.

This story was originally published January 12, 2017 at 9:35 PM with the headline "SWAT team converges on Cameron Village after break-in reported."