Teenage Male Arrested for Shoplifting and Resisting Arrest

Dec.07.2022
Teenage Male Arrested for Shoplifting and Resisting Arrest
18-year-old man arrested for breaking into SOS Mini Mart and stealing over $850 worth of e-cigarettes and accessories.

An 18-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday night for breaking into the SOS Mini-Mart on Vernon Street. He has been charged with burglary and obstructing law enforcement officers.


According to a press release from the Lagrange Police Department, officers responded to an anti-theft alarm at a store around 9:32 PM. Upon arrival, they found the front glass door shattered and Jaterrius Russell running out from the store's parking lot with a backpack containing stolen electronic cigarettes and accessories valued at over $850.


According to the LPD, Russell was ordered to stop but continued to run and engaged in a struggle with a BOLO Wrap device, but this did not prevent Russell from escaping.


The LPD then used a Taser gun to end the pursuit. Russell was subsequently detained without any further incident.


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