LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – An investigation into an organized retail theft crime in a Little Rock store by Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin’s office led to an arrest with another being sought.
Griffin’s office said in a Thursday release that 28-year-old Casey Murrell Cunningham of Little Rock was arrested in White County by the sheriff there in connection with the investigation. The office is still seeking 32-year-old Sasha Rena Ziegler in connection with the thefts.
AG Griffin announces arrests in organized retail crime investigation
“Ziegler remains at large with a warrant issued for her arrest on the charge of theft of property,” Griffin said. “Anyone with information about Ziegler’s whereabouts should call my office at 501-682-2007.”
Cunningham is facing charges of felony retail theft, AG officials said. He also had warrants from the Little Rock Police Department and has been transferred to the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility.
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Officials said the organized retail thefts were of a Marshalls store where at least two and possibly three individuals made two thefts in December 2024 valued at $1,464.58…