An Attalla man was arrested after he allegedly on Tuesday broke into a vacant house being renovated on Fourth Street, Police Chief Lamont Tucker said.
Aaron Wade Dillard
Aaron Wade Dillard, 20, was charged with third-degree burglary and second-degree theft, Tucker said.
Tucker said someone called Attalla police after seeing a man running from the house. The caller saw the man get into a car, and got a description of the car, Tucker said.
Attalla Police Sgt. Jerry Williams spotted a car a few blocks away on Laurel Place NW, Tucker said, fitting the description of the car seen near the Fourth Street house.
Dillard was riding in the car, Tucker said, and a cordless drill and saws were in the backseat, as well as some copper pipe and copper tubing. It later was determined the drill, saws and copper were taken from the house during the burglary.
Tucker said someone called Attalla police after seeing a man running from the house. The caller saw the man get into a car, and got a description of the car, Tucker said.
Attalla Police Sgt. Jerry Williams spotted a car a few blocks away on Laurel Place NW, Tucker said, fitting the description of the car seen near the Fourth Street house.
Dillard was riding in the car, Tucker said, and a cordless drill and saws were in the backseat, as well as some copper pipe and copper tubing. It later was determined the drill, saws and copper were taken from the house during the burglary.
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