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Sheriff Deputy Jerry Spencer Tarr was charged with ten counts of petit larceny on Monday, February 7, 2011.

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Deputy accused of shoplifting 10 times

Police said deputy took energy drinks

Updated: Wednesday, 09 Feb 2011, 11:26 AM EST
Published : Tuesday, 08 Feb 2011, 10:37 PM EST

ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) - An Accomack County deputy was arrested for allegedly stealing energy drinks from a convenience store in Chincoteague on ten separate occasions.

Sheriff Deputy Jerry Spencer Tarr was charged with ten counts of petit larceny on Monday, a news release from Virginia State Police said.

Tarr came under investigation when Petroleum Marketing Group (PMG) contacted the State Police to investigate an alleged shoplifting at the Corner Market Convenience store in Chincoteague.

PMG and its employees identified Tarr on ten occasions on video surveillance stealing several Five Hour Energy Drinks.

Police said Tarr was investigated, charged, and released.

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