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County investigators recover stolen goods By SUE WATSON Staff Writer  | Photo by Sue Watson
Guns, TVs, more
Pictured
with stolen guns, TVs and other items recovered recently by the
sheriff’s department are (from left) Tammy Thompson, Kenny Dickerson
and Kelly McMillen. |
Dozens
of items of stolen property, including a Dodge pickup, flat screen
televisions, guns and jewelry have been recovered by investigators with
the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and one arrest has been made. Sheriff
Kenny Dickerson said Katari Vatray Martin, 23, of the Byhalia area was
arrested March 3 in the Olive Branch area and returned to Marshall
County where he faces about 16 counts of burglaries of dwellings and
grand larcenies. The burglaries were committed in the Marshall County
area in a time period from the latter part of 2009 until Martin’s
arrest. The suspect remains in jail on $250,000 bond issued by Justice Court Judge Ernest Cunningham. Some
of the items were recovered from individuals who have been charged with
knowingly receiving stolen property, Dickerson said. Those individuals
have been charged and are out on bond. Other items were recovered by
investigators from various pawn shops in Memphis, he said. Citizens
should be aware that they can be charged with receiving stolen property
when buying suspect items from individuals, the sheriff said. Dickerson
also urged citizens to help with the apprehension of individuals who
may be committing crimes in the county by calling Marshall County Crime
Stoppers at 1-800-729-2169 and leaving tips. Callers are not asked to
reveal their names when leaving tips and the information provided will
be kept in strict confidence. Dickerson said the public assists investigators greatly in helping solve crimes committed in the county.
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