Mississippi man accused of trying to steal paralyzed ex-deputy’s delivery order

AND Mississippi man He is faced with accusations after he allegedly tried to steal the customer’s delivery order.

Unfortunately for 30-year-old Teresa Tywan Hampton of Jackson, Miss.

Sullivan-Koji remained partially paralyzed after shot twice in the head during the chasing with suspects for the abduction Monday contacted Madison police, according to WLBT, a NBC branch based in Jackson.

Sullivan said his delivery driver, who identified himself on the app as “Dennis K”, denied the command and refused to submit it to him.

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Teral Hampton, 30, of Jackson, Miss, was arrested on Monday night for tiny theft after allegedly trying to eliminate the order to submit a retired deputy. (Madison Police Directorate)

However, the management of the Sullivan Academy trade ordered by the confirmed “Dennis”, in fact, picked it up, states in the edition Madison Police Directorate.

Shortly after they picked it up, the order was shown as canceled, the department said. Sullivan said he did not cancel his command.

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Police were investigating a matter of cooperation with the trade, confirming Hampton left the trade with Sullivan’s goods, the statement said. Shortly thereafter, he stopped in his car, 2016 Chevrolet Impala, and was arrested.

Sullivan allegedly contacted the police after his command was suddenly canceled – despite confirmation of the trade that his driver had picked up him. (Mole for Deputy Brad Sullivan via Facebook)

Police found Sullivan’s command, which he put on his son, in a vehicle: two shirts, two pairs of shoes and a couple of shorts. Police said they also discovered marijuana and firearms in Hampton’s car.

Hampton was arrested and charged Petit Larcenesas well as irregular equipment and possession of marijuana while in possession of firearms.

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Both Deputy Sullivan and the Madison Police Department refused to comment when Fox News Digital came.