man arrested for breaking into

Jared Ian Sumrall was being held without bond this week in the Jackson County jail for commercial burglary. Police arrested Sumrall the week before the break-in for another local burglary, and he was out of jail on bond when he allegedly entered the elementary school, Ocean Springs Deputy Chief Steven Dye said. The Ocean Springs School District said Sumrall broke in Nov. 9, a Saturday, and left by Monday morning. Police identified Sumrall from the school’s video surveillance and arrested him again Nov. 12 in Biloxi. The Ocean Springs School District said Sumrall never crossed paths with students. “They were not in any danger,” said Trey Brennan, the communications director for the district. “We are very confident in that.”

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