Two Florida State Corrections Officers have been arrested in connection with a theft. Kaitlyn Thomas and Shaun Smith allegedly stole over $3,000 in merchandise. The items taken were LEGO products.
A Flock camera played a role in their arrest, according to deputies. The camera helped identify the individuals involved in the theft.
Further details about the incident and the arrests are available from the source. The total value of the stolen merchandise is reported to be over $3,000.
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