Tracy Johnson / Daniel Craddock Arrested



  
Tracy Johnson                                               Daniel Craddock

  You most likely read our article on Daniel M Craddock stabbing / shooting a guy and getting arrested. This write up covers Felony arrests 20 and 21.
   Green Shirt J M Ellis did the penmanship for this duo charged with burglary, conspiracy, and grand larceny. from the criminal complaint and edited.....
   Ellis tooled over to Brentwood Lane in the Big Otter neighborhood and was advised, two separate homes had been broken into and several items had been stolen.  The home of the suspects was rented to Tracy Johnson (DOB 11-18-75)  and Daniel Craddock (DOB 1-1-91).
   Victim Ashley Mullins advised, she traveled over to Ms Johnson's place where she saw her table and chairs setting in the living room along with several other items she knew was her property.  With Craddock also there, Ms Johnson denied having any stolen furniture before slamming the door in the victim's face.
   Victim Mullins provided Badge Ellis with photographs of her stolen property.
   On March 12th, Ellis exercised a search warrant on Craddock/ Johnson. Neither suspects were at home during the raid. Ellis was able to recover several of the stolen items in the house.
  Ms Mullins then advised  of a large black duffle bag that was stolen.  Craddock's vehicle was a white GMC truck with a rack on on the bed.
   On the 14th, Ellis noticed that white truck parked in the Wallback area of Summers Fork Road.  A closer look, Yelp, you guessed it, a large black duffle bag was in the bed of the truck. Being a bright bulb that he is, a picture was snapped, later showed it to the victim, and sure enough, that was her stolen item.
  Under questioning, both Craddock and Johnson advised, they took the stolen items because Mullins had taken their stuff first.
  So why didn't the duo report the stolen stuff by Ms Mullins, they said: "they didn't like to call the law for things."
  Some things to learn. IF you're stealing stuff, you aught not leave the stuff setting in plain view. If you're fibbing about who stole what first, you need to come up with a better lie.

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