The Houston, Texas man accused of stealing from a LeRoy bank ATM this past February has been extradited to Iowa on an outstanding warrant. Markell DeShawn Kinney, 22, will face first degree theft and third degree criminal mischief. An arrest warrant was issued by Winneshiek County District Court on Jan. 31, however, after he was arrested by Mitchell County Iowa Sheriff’s Office deputies in Stacyville, Iowa, Kinney was transported to Mower County Jail held for the theft. He was ordered released on his own recognizance in Mower County on March 21, but has since been in the custody of the State of Iowa. READ MORE: Alleged suspect in LeRoy ATM theft makes first appearance in court In regard to the LeRoy theft case, a petition to plead guilty was also entered on March 21, where Kinney agreed to plead guilty to felony theft-take/use/transfer movable property without consent, felony first degree damage to property and felony fleeing an officer in a motor vehicle while also agreeing to pay restitution. In return, a third count of felony receiving stolen property would be dismissed. Sentencing for that case will be on May 15. According to the Mower County court complaint, Mower County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the First State Bank in LeRoy for an ATM alarm at around 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 11. A responding deputy arrived and witnessed a silver, four-door truck described by an individual living next to the bank, minutes later and attempted to follow. The truck, later identified to be driven by Kinney, eventually rolled on a gravel road, but the complaint said that Kinney was able to get away on foot until later being arrested in Stacyville. It was stated in the complaint that according to the bank, the ATM’s cassette was likely holding between $20,000 and $50,000. It was also estimated that the value of the ATM was $35,763. The post Suspect in ATM theft extradited to Iowa; agrees to plead guilty in LeRoy case appeared first on Austin Daily Herald. ...read more read less