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Sarasota News Leader October 11, 2013 Page 87 At the Cattlemen Road Walmart in Sarasota, the report notes, one suspect was seen on video surveillance walking toward the garden center and going past all points of sale without paying for three fishing rods he was carrying, which had a value of $309.88. personnel contacted each store after the suspects left, to gather evidence." At the Walmart located at 5810 Ranch Lake Blvd. in Bradenton, video surveillance showed the same suspect selecting four fishing poles inside the store and then exiting without paying for them. Those also were valued at $309.88, the report adds. Anthony Henry, 19, of 5550 Rollingwood Drive, Sarasota, is charged with two counts of Dealing in Stolen Property, two counts of Grand Theft, one count of Petit Theft, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Driving with License Suspended. After selling rods at Value Pawn, "the men's run ended at America's Super Pawn when deputies took them into custody," the news release says. "Both admitted their crimes plus a theft at another Walmart store." Richard continued in the release, "Following them allowed us to gauge the full scope of their activity and determine if they had any potential associates." Michael Rowe, 25, of 5311 Altoona St., Sarasota, is charged with two counts of Dealing in Stolen Property, two counts of Grand Theft, two counts of Petit Theft, and Fraud for providing false information to a "It is important that the public understand Pawn Broker. we were investigating property crimes," said Additional charges are pending. "Both men Patrol Capt. Paul Richard in the release. say they lost their jobs and needed money for "We knew who the suspects were, and our drugs," the release notes. Anthony Henry/Contributed photo Michael Rowe/Contributed photo