Grand Theft Suspect

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Posted: 3:28 PM Mar 27, 2008
Last Updated: 3:28 PM Mar 27, 2008

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A Panama City man is behind bars after allegedly stealing more than 5-grand from his employer and getting into a car chase with Panama City police officers.

46-years old Kenneth James Richardson is charged with 7 counts of grand theft, eluding police and violating probation.

Investigators say Richardson is alleged to have stolen 6 checks at his work at the Auto Network on East 15th street. They say he also took money from car sales in March, cashing in more than 5-thousand dollars.

Detectives tried to arrest him Wednesday but he fled the area, leading the police in a car chase.

That chase soon ended in the 800 block of East Avenue.

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