The man accused in a strong-armed robbery in Sun Prairie last month has jumped bail, according to the Sun Prairie Police Department.

Curtis L. Curry, 40, of Fitchburg, was arrested and charged in the Sept. 21 robbery of Main Liquor in Sun Prairie. Curry was released with bail conditions, but failed to appear on his court date. 

Curry faces charges of robbery with use of force, along with misdemeanor charges of bail jumping, disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property.

Curry is 5 feet 11 inches and about 200 pounds. Police said he typically wears sunglasses because he is missing his right eye. They said he also goes by the name of "Kurry Curry."  

Sun Prairie police arrested two men on burglary charges at about 12:30 p.m. in the 900 block of Kingston Circle.

On officer said he observed two individuals carrying items from behind a house and loading them into a vehicle. The officer said he thought it was suspicious so he stopped to talk to them. 

The men said that the items belonged to them, but after an investigation it was found the men, identified as Nicholas C. Bitter, 20, of Sun Prairie and Terrell Burns, 19, of Sun Prairie, had broken into the home.

Bitter and Burns face felony burglary charges.

Police said they recovered a 55 inch large screen flat panel TV, a 32 inch flat panel TV, electronic items, alcoholic beverages and other miscellaneous items, which were subsequently returned to the property owner.

The suspect in the Sun Prairie robbery of Main Street Liquor on Sept. 21 is in custody, according to the Sun Prairie Police Department.

The Fitchburg Police Department arrested Curtis Lashawn Curry in connection to the burglary on Saturday, Sept. 25. 

Curry was transported to the Dane County Jail and was tentatively charged with robbery, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage to property, according to officials.