Dothan man stole during riots but this is far from his first brush with the law.
Tydarrius Dashun Franklin is accused of stealing from Walmart during a March 26 orchestrated commotion that startled customers and forced the store to temporarily close.
He is among 15 Alabama residents recently developed as suspects and identified from social media, Panama City Beach police said in a statement on Wednesday.Court records show on April 7 Dothan police charged him with three counts of shooting into an unoccupied building.Besides Franklin and the other new suspects, 160 were previously charged in the Panama City Beach incident that involved violence other than at Walmart.
“Individuals in this group overturned shopping carts, raked items off the shelves and intimidated other shoppers and employees. Some rioters were seen destroying various areas of the store and store video captured numerous shoplifting incidents,” police said in a news release. Previously charged is Ty’Quan Cooper, who also has a violent criminal history in Dothan and currently resides in Troy. He and another Alabama man incited the riot, per police.
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