A Chicago man has been denied pre-trial release after allegedly attempting to steal $1700 worth of merchandise from a suburban Home Depot on Tuesday.
man has been denied pre-trial release after allegedly attempting to steal $1700 worth of merchandise from a suburban Home Depot on Tuesday.
When officers arrived at the scene, they took 42-year-old Timothy Wehmeyer into custody. Prosecutors say he entered the store, grabbed 25 cases of flooring, and walked toward the exit.
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