Four arrested for grand larceny
Published 10:17 am Saturday, May 26, 2007
Adams Count Sheriff’s office arrested four men on grand larceny charges this week.
The men allegedly stole copper tubing and other copper items and sold them.
Albert Jackson, 42, 22 B Sunflower Drive, was arrested Wednesday and was released on $2,500 bond.
Glenn Eugene Martin Jr., 50, 476 Crestview, and Timothy Sylvester, 25, 118 Old Meadow Road, were arrested Thursday. Martin’s bond was set at $5,000, and no bond was set for Sylvester.
Bartholomew Ward, 46, 76 Providence Road, was arrested Friday and released on $2,500 recognizance bond.
“They were stealing copper from Andrews Metals (in Natchez) and reselling it in Concordia (Parish),” ACSO Detective Robert Brown said. “They’ve been doing it for a while. We got five or six reports.”
Brown said the metal was lucrative business.
“It’s so high — $3 a pound,” Brown said. “They were making plenty of money.”
The case is still under investigation, and Brown said he expects at least four more arrests to be made.