CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Two men have been arrested for allegedly concocting a scheme and filing a false report with police about a robbery at Marco’s Pizza on Tiny Town Rd.
Police said the supposed robbery at the business about two months ago did not actually occur. 22-year-old Kyle Dickson and 21-tear-old Dillon Tatro are accused of fabricating the story.
According to police, Dickson was the manager-on-duty at Marco’s Pizza on the night of the incident and called in a fictitious robbery to police. Tatro played the role of the robber. The incident was caught on surveillance cameras in the store.
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To facilitate the robbery, Tatro allegedly stole a vehicle from his place of employment and used the car as a getaway vehicle from the robbery. The vehicle was recovered July 11 around 8:48 a.m. at 99 Oak Street. It was locked with the key on the driver’s seat.
Both men were charged with two counts of felony theft and one count of false report each. Their bonds’ were each set at $7,500.
Booking photos of the suspects are not available at this time.