A Mobile man identified as a suspect in one retail theft has been tied to three others, according to the Mobile Police Department.
) - A Mobile man identified as a suspect in one retail theft has been tied to three others, according to the Mobile Police Department. Police said that two men stole items from Dollar General at 5768 Three Notch Road on Saturday evening.
Investigators were able to identify 44-year-old Victor Tarrance as one of the suspects in the crime. Officers found him and arrested him on Monday.MPD said Tarrance has also been charged in connection with three similar incidents last month at two Circle K locations. Those occurred Aug. 9 and Aug. 14 at the store at 5550 U.S. 90, and Aug. 27 at the 5809 U.S. 90 location, MPD said. Tarrance was booked into the Mobile County Metro Jail on one count of organized retail theft and three counts of third-degree retail theft of property. His bond hearing is set for Wednesday, jail records show.4 hikers rescued after suffering ‘debilitating psychedelic mushroom high’ while in mountains ‘I’ll help you with it’: 16-year-old boy dies by suicide after confiding in ChatGPT about his feelings, lawsuit says Parents say middle schooler was attacked by another student in cafeteria, had to have parts of skull removedVideo shows moment Chuck E. Cheese mascot gets arrested, escorted out of building in front of kids
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