Tats a tip to alleged thief

They’re not fingerprints, but the individuality of tattoos makes them a handy clue in police cases.
An alleged thief learned that this week in Eunice.
The Oil Xpress on West Laurel was robbed over the weekend.
According to police, the firm’s surveillance system show a suspect entering the building about 3 a.m.
The interloper was wearing a bandana but his tats were visible and the owner recognized them as allegedly being those of a former employee.
Police tracked down Devin Sonnier, 31, of 610 North 11th, who allegedly admitted the burglary.
A small amount of cash taken was not recovered by a .20 gauge shotgun taken in the burglary was.
Sonnier was charged with criminal damage, simple burglary, felony theft and theft of a firearm.
At the time of his arrest, he was out on bond from a city arrested for alleged domestic abuse battery.
After that release, he had reported to police that someone had stolen a laptop computer from his residence while he was in jail.