Mississippi man accused of trying to steal delivery orders from paralyzed former territory
A Mississippi man is facing charges after allegedly trying to steal a customer’s delivery order.
Unfortunately, for Terel Tywan Hampton, 30, of Jackson, Mississippi, the client turned out to be former Madison County deputy Brad Sullivan.
According to Jackson-based NBC branch WLBT, Sullivan was partially paralyzed in the head after being shot twice in a 2019 chase with a suspect.
Sullivan said his delivery driver identified himself as “Dennis K” on the app, and he denied his order and refused to deliver it to him.
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Terel Hampton, 30, of Jackson, Mississippi, was arrested Monday night for a small theft, allegedly trying to evacuate through a delivery order from his retired deputy. (Madison Police Department)
But Sullivan, the management of the College Sports Store, ordered the steps from the confirmed “Dennis.”
The department said the order was shown as cancellation shortly after receiving it. Sullivan said he did not cancel the order himself.
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The release said police investigated the matter through the store’s cooperation and confirmed that Hampton left the store with Sullivan’s merchandise. Shortly thereafter, he was parked on the 2016 Chevrolet Impala and was arrested.
Sullivan reportedly contacted police after his order was suddenly cancelled – although the store confirmed his driver had taken it. (Pray to Deputy Brad Sullivan via Facebook)
Police found Sullivan’s order in the car, and he placed two shirts, two pairs of shoes and a pair of shorts. Police said they also found marijuana and guns in Hampton cars.
Hampton was arrested and charged with petty theft, possessing improper equipment and possessing marijuana in the process of possessing a firearm.
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Deputy Sullivan and the Madison Police Department both declined to comment further when Fox News Digital arrived.
