WRUL Radio reports that two Wayne County men are facing charges they stole numerous items from Rural King stores in Illinois and Indiana.

The station reports that Shawn Nettleton, 34, and Jerry Bowers, 43,  were caught on surveillance video at the store in Marion, IL.  Police say the two also stole farm and hunting equipment from stores in Effingham, IL and Princeton, IN.

The report says over $15,000 worth of items was

Bowers is due in court on November 8. Nettleton has a hearing on November 26.

Ten people, including a Princeton man and several other Tri-State residents, have been arrested by federal authorities on charges of conspiring to import a ton of marijuana for distribution in southwest Indiana, western Kentucky and Georgia since 2009.

The Princeton Daily Clarion reports Aaron Hardiman, 30, was arrested Friday by U.S. Marshals in Princeton.  He’s been indicted on conspiracy to distribute controlled substance, according to the case docket of the U.S. District Court in Evansville.

In late August, a grand jury returned sealed indictments against Haridman and several others from Evansville and other states.  The marijuana, court documents say, was shipped by commercial tractor-trailers and other vehicles from the Gulf Cartel in Mexico.

A 20-year-old Princeton man has been sentenced to nine years in state prison following a string of residential burglaries that occurred between November 2011 and January of this year.

Cody R. Stapleton pleaded guilty to three charges of residential burglary and theft according to our media partner, the Princeton Daily Clarion.