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Putney church van still missing despite arrest

Posted: 05.04.2012 at 10:39 AM

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54-year-old Richard Clyde was arrested for the theft of a Putney's church van. / Dougherty County Jail

ALBANY, GA -- Dougherty County Police arrested a man in connection to the theft of a church van from First Moriah Baptist Church in Putney.

Investigators say they have arrested 54-year-old Richard Clyde for the theft of a 1996 15 passenger Dodge van from the church. Investigators say Clyde was homeless at the time of the theft.

The van has not been recovered yet according to DCP.

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