Police arrested the pair on Wednesday. Alert neighbors of the burglarized homes helped led to the pair's arrest. At the pairs Framingham District Court arraignment on Thursday, prosecutor Daniel Brunelli said police began an investigation after a Feb. 29 burglary in Ashland. A Cedar Street resident noticed flashlights in a neighbors home and they knew the residents werent home. The neighbor saw two men leave the home carrying full pillowcases and get into a car, the prosecutor said. The neighbor wrote down the car's plate number and called police. A large amount of gold and jewelry and watches were missing, Brunelli said. The license plate of the car was registered to Parkinson, and the neighbor identified Parkinson as one of the two men they saw, Brunelli said. Following a tax removal in 2008, China became a bigbuyer of fine wine, driving prices upward, according to Justin Gibbs, director and co-founder of the Liv-ex fine wine marketplace. Similarly, austerity and curtailed gift-givin

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