Claimed To Be The Grandson
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Tuesday, August 4, 2020, Assistant Chief Mark Rains spoke to an employee of Donnie’s Paint and Body who reported the business had been broken into the previous night.
Items taken from the business include: a computer tablet, two window switches, and a sensor. The vehicle parts were still packaged and new. The total worth of these items were $751.15.
The employee stated that they received a call from the O’Reilly’s Auto Part Store in regards to the parts.
An O’Reilly’s employee said a man claiming to be the owner’s “grandson” brought the three missing parts to the store requesting a cash refund.
The refund was granted, however, another O’Reilly’s employee stated he did not recognize the “grandson” and took pictures of the suspect.
The pictures were shown to the police and the suspect was identified by Atoka Police Officer Chase Franklin as Shakodah Williams, 20.
Larry Luman of Atoka reported items taken from his vehicle that was parked at Donnie’s Paint and Body.
The items are a Ruger EC9S 9mm hand gun, soft leather holster, and a knife with a micarta handle one and one half inch blade.
The items are valued at $430.00. Williams is suspected of taking the items from the unlocked vehicle during the burglary.
Williams is charged with burglary in the second degree (felony); burglary in the third degree (felony); and obtaining cash by false pretenses (misdemeanor).
