Cary police announced the arrest of the suspects Tuesday.

Darryl Dunbar, 21, of 306 Middleton Ave., Cary was arrested and charged with four counts each of felony breaking and entering motor vehicles, obtaining property by false pretenses, felony larceny and felony possession of stolen property, and two counts of felony breaking and entering a building, all on June 9.

Nicolas Whitehead, 18, address unknown, and Yimmy Antonio Barrera, 18, of 218 York St., Cary, were arrested and charged with two counts of felony breaking and entering, and two counts of felony larceny.

Timothy William Creasy, 17, of 113 Deer Valley Drive, Cary was arrested and charged with three counts of felony breaking and entering and three counts of felony larceny.

“The Cary Police Department’s primary objective is to ensure the safety and well-being of those who live in or are visiting our Town,” said Capt. Michael Williams. “It is rewarding to have apprehended these four suspects who are responsible for such an extensive list of crimes.”

Police arrested Dunbar following a series of larcenies from motor vehicles in the Taylor’s Pond and Kingswood subdivisions on June 8 and 9. Victims reported cash, credit cards, GPS units and financial information were taken from their vehicles. As police continued the investigation it was discovered Dunbar was also involved in two residential burglaries in the North Harrison Avenue area. Dunbar is allegedly linked to a total of four cases involving 15 victims.

Whitehead and Barrera were charged following a home burglary, in which the same home was broken into twice in a 25-day period in March and April. Electronic items and cash were stolen from the home; the attempted second burglary was interrupted when the homeowner awoke, causing the suspects to flee. Barrera is linked to the two residential burglaries, and Whitehead is a suspect in as many as 17 commercial and residential burglaries occurring in Cary from November through May.

Creasy is linked to as many as 16 residential burglaries in the Davis Drive and N.C. 55 area. The burglaries occurred from March through June.