Summerdale teens arrested in theft of irrigation system tires

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Posted 2/3/11

SUMMERDALE, Ala. — Two Summerdale teens were arrested and charged with first degree receiving stolen property, after admitting to stealing tires from an irrigation system on County Road 65 in Summerdale.

A total of 16 tires and rims, valued …

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Summerdale teens arrested in theft of irrigation system tires

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SUMMERDALE, Ala. — Two Summerdale teens were arrested and charged with first degree receiving stolen property, after admitting to stealing tires from an irrigation system on County Road 65 in Summerdale.

A total of 16 tires and rims, valued at $800 each, were reported stolen from Griffith Farms on County Road 65 at County Road 28 in Summerdale.

On Thursday, Feb. 3, two subjects, Michael Todd Whittenton, 19, and Leon Joseph Douglas Jr., 18, both of Summerdale, were arrested in connection with the thefts.

According to a release from the Baldwin County Sheriff’s office, the two subjects admitted to several, but not all, of the thefts.

Four of the tires have been recovered, according to the BCSO release. Two additional suspects are being sought in connection with the thefts.