Update: Jonathan Eisenhuth was taken into custody by state police at Rockview on Tuesday, July 11.
Original story:
A man wanted on burglary charges in York County is believed to be in State College, the West York Borough Police Department wrote in a statement on Monday.
Jonathan Eisenhuth, 39, is accused of breaking into a West York trading card and sports memorabilia store on June 29 and stealing about $13,000 worth of collectible items, police wrote.
Eisenhuth — who is described as white, 6-feet tall and 220 pounds — was dropped off at the Pugh Street Parking Garage in State College on July 5 and police believe he is still in the area.
He may be trying to sell football, UFC and Formula One racing trading cards, police wrote. Anyone who been approached to buy anything from Eisenhuth should contact West York Borough Police at 717-854-1975.
An arrest was issued for Eisenhuth on charges of burglary, theft, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief.
Anyone who sees or has knowledge of his whereabouts should call 9-1-1.
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