JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) – A man was arrested right after Jonesboro law enforcement reported he was developing bogus orders for his employer while smuggling them for himself.
On Tuesday, Nov. 22, investigators with the JPD Avenue Crimes Unit and Brookland police officers executed a look for warrant on a house because of an investigation that began at the Gearhead Outfitters in Jonesboro.
According to a information release, retailer goods inventory clerk Christian Torres was located to be creating bogus orders and layaway paperwork under customers’ names and using the things out the shop’s again doorway.
The stolen goods totaled virtually $60,000 and integrated specialised bicycles, sunglasses, tires, and packaging material.
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Bikes stolen from Gearhead Outfitters in Jonesboro.(Source: Jonesboro Law enforcement Office/Fb)
Officers later on uncovered several bicycles in Torres’ garage, packaged as if they had been prepared to be delivered.
Craighead County District Court docket Decide Tommy Fowler billed Torres with shoplifting, theft, and possession of medication. He was presented a $25,000 dollars-only bond.
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