Stephen D. Kemp, 18, Bloomfield, has been charged in Greene Circuit Court with burglary, a class B felony, and theft, a class D felony.

An investigation by the Bloomfield Police Department and the Greene County Probation Department into reports of multiple burglaries and thefts at one home led to the three separate arrests.

Kemp, who had been interviewed twice before about the incidents, was taken to the Indiana State Police Post in Jasper for a polygraph test on May 15.

According to the probable cause affidavit written by Bloomfield Deputy Marshal Eric S. Smith, during the interview Kemp stated he took part in a burglary during December, 2007 with the two other teens.

The items taken during the December burglary included an X-Box game system and a pair of black Adidas shoes.

The affidavit states that the interview with Kemp was recorded and he also wrote a statement detailing his involvement - Kemp said he took the shoes and the X-box eventually was taken to his house where it was played.

The first time Kemp was interviewed about the burglaries, on March 5, he wore the stolen shoes to the Greene County Jail for the interview. At the time, he first said he did not remember where he had obtained the shoes.

In another burglary of the same residence, items taken included a grey Hollister-brand hooded zip-up jacket with the number 22 on the back of the jacket, two Hollister shirts and an LG flip cell phone.

Kemp remains in the Greene County Jail where he is being held on $18,000 bond.