Four former employees of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice have been arrested. Authorities accuse them of theft, specifically stealing scrap metal from the agency. The suspects allegedly sold the stolen scrap metal.
The arrests were made in connection with the alleged theft and sale of the scrap metal. Authorities have not released further details about the case. For more information about the arrests and the allegations against the former employees, further details are available from the source.
The investigation and arrests were conducted by authorities, who accuse the suspects of stealing and selling agency property.
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