A 20-year-old Plymouth man was taken into custody Monday after an investigation determined he had stolen a virtual reality headset from a juvenile at the Park Jefferson Apartments.
Officer Wallace of the Plymouth Police Department was contacted around noon on Monday, September 5, regarding a theft that had occurred at the apartment complex. During the investigation, Wallace determined that Brent Ross, 20, of Plymouth, had stolen the virtual reality headset from a juvenile resident of the complex.
Detective Workman with the Plymouth Police Department recovered the stolen property and located Ross, who was taken into custody without incident.
Ross was transported to the Marshall County Jail and lodged on a pending charge of theft. He was given a court date in Marshall County Superior Court II and a $500 cash bond.
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