Plymouth Police Officer, Steve DeLee arrested two individuals for theft from Walmart last week.
Walmart Asset Protection filed report with the Plymouth Police Department on a male subject who walked out of the store with a leaf blower. During an investigation the male was identified as 32-year-old Adam Snodgrass of Walkerton. Snodgrass was found on Friday, February 24th at P&N Pawn Shop trying to sell more stolen property. He was taken to Marshall County Jail for Theft.
Walmart Asset Protection filed report with the Plymouth Police Department on employee who had been found not paying for items at least 31 times in past 60 days. Johnny Bone, 58, of Lakeville was taken into custody and transported to the Marshall County Jail where he was lodges for Theft.
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