PARAGOULD, Ark. – Hayden Crow, a 24-year-old man from Rector, Arkansas, is facing 37 charges related to a series of vehicle break-ins in Paragould. Crow was arrested on Thursday, April 24, following a bench warrant issued after a judge found probable cause for the charges.
Crow faces a variety of charges, including:
18 counts of breaking or entering
2 counts of motor vehicle theft
4 counts of theft of credit/debit cards
11 counts of theft of property
Theft of a firearm
Possession of firearms by a convicted felon
The charges stem from a series of vehicle break-ins that occurred in three Paragould neighborhoods between February 25 and March 2, during which Crow and an accomplice allegedly stole two vehicles, several debit and credit cards, a firearm, and various personal items from multiple victims.
Detectives identified Crow as a possible suspect after noticing a vehicle linked to the crimes and conducting several interviews. Crow was eventually arrested with the help of information gathered during the investigation. He is accused of committing the crimes in collaboration with a co-defendant.
The second suspect, 23-year-old Tyler Braden Moslander, was arrested in March and faces multiple charges, including 10 counts of breaking and entering, theft of property, and theft of credit/debit cards.
According to Detective Corporal Aaron Gamber, Crow has a lengthy criminal history with previous convictions for theft. As a convicted felon, he is prohibited from possessing a firearm, which adds further severity to the charges.
Crow is currently in custody, facing a series of serious charges as the investigation continues.
