SALISBURY — Police arrested a man accused of robbing several homes in the Salisbury area.
Nathaniel Holshouser, of Hardrock Road, was taken into custody after a traffic stop near his home Tuesday afternoon, according to a Salisbury Police report.
Detectives were going to Holshouser’s home to serve warrants for burglary when they saw him in a car, the report said.
He was arrested without incident.
Detective T.B. Shulenburger led the investigation into burglaries on Birdy Drive and West Liberty Street.
Holshouser is believed to have been involved in both.
According to Salisbury Police reports, officers were notified on June 12 about 10 p.m. that a burglary had occurred on West Liberty Street.
Police were called again on June 25 about 6 a.m. when a Birdy Drive man told officers he heard a glass break and saw a man running from the home.
Police said power saws, drills and a television were taken in the break-ins.
Holshouser was charged with felony first-degree burglary, felony breaking and entering and felony larceny.
He was in jail Thursday under a $50,000 bond.