CARROLLTON, Ga. — Two suspects who broke into vehicles were identified after they used the victim’s credit cards.
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It happened last month, on Sept, 17. Carrollton officers were called to a report of a vehicle break-in near the area of Hobbs Farm.
Investigators identified the suspect’s vehicle, a white Dodge Ram 1500, after reviewing surveillance footage where stolen credit cards were used. Authorities also used Flock cameras.
CPD learned the truck was linked to several thefts across Georgia.
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After issuing a BOLO (be on the lookout) alert, the truck was found and stopped by Covington police.
Police conducted a traffic stop and found stolen items belonging to the victim. Those items included a 14K gold engagement ring, multiple credit cards, IDs, and personal belongings.
Additionally, the search revealed a large collection of stolen items belonging to victims from Harris County, Cobb County, and Mt. Zion.
Items recovered included:
- A bow and arrows from another break-in;
- Multiple cell phones, laptops, and other electronics believed to be stolen;
- Drugs and drug paraphernalia;
Authorities issued warrants for Dechawn Johnson, 31, of Florida and Nyanah Johnson, 35, of Massachusetts. Both are being charged with financial transaction card fraud, criminal attempt financial transaction card fraud, and criminal trespass.
Anyone with additional information related to this case can call the Carrollton Police Department at 770- 834-4451.
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