(KAIR)--An engagement ring disappears after furniture is delivered to an Effingham residence; and when the investigation wraps up, a furniture delivery employee goes to jail.
The disappearance happened on August 15 of last year. “Investigators were able to get a hold of the furniture company and find out who the employees were who delivered the furniture,” Atchison County Sheriff Jack Laurie told MSC News.
Laurie who told MSC News the case concluded when the arrest was made in Topeka last week. “The [Kansas] Highway Patrol had encountered him, and they arrested him on our warrant, and we picked him up on it.”
Arrested on the warrant, which had been issued just days after the furniture was delivered, was Damion McClelland.
He had been delivering furniture on behalf of Topeka's Furniture Mall of Kansas at the time the ring disappeared.
Following his arrest, McClelland was booked into the Atchison County Jail on July 24, and faces a charge of theft.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Three former Atchison Co employees arrested on felonies
Fentanyl find nets four in two Atchison cases
Wanted felon arrested in Hiawatha
St. Joseph teacher arrested for student sex crimes
Barricaded fugitive arrested in Jackson County
Revised flood predictions along the MO River
Four injured in Richardson Co rollover crash
Support sought for fire ravaged family
Ozawkie man facing multiple child sex charges
Fatal Atchison apt fire investigation continues
Lancaster shooting, threats, land man in jail
USD 415 board select new member
Valuation change notices coming soon for Nebraska residents
Armed felon found, arrested, in Jackson Co
Public health advisory issued for local lake
Date set for signals switch at Hiawatha intersection
Sabetha man arrested on drug charges
Case dismissed in charity fraud allegations
LATEST STORIES
Atchison Co's Laurie seeks another term as Sheriff
Atchison's Amelia fireworks voted 3rd in nation
Senator Ricketts's staff to visit southeast Nebraska
Jeff Co North USD 339 bond issue defeated
Brown Co Commissioner files for re-election
HCC hires new vice president of finance and operations
KHP pursuit ends in Jackson Co
Revised flood predictions along the MO River