Man Accused of Stealing Liquor Totaling $100,000

A man who police say is homeless was arrested and charged last week a series of liquor thefts in and around Harford County.

Kyle Venton Brown, 31, who police say has no fixed address, was arrested Jan. 30 on a charge of theft less than $1,000 in Harford County and 10 arrest warrants.

Among the warrants are a number of related theft charges, according to online court records.

Police say Brown, who's last known address was in Annapolis, committed similar thefts in other states as far north as Connecticut. Additional charges are pending.

Total of the thefts exceeds $100,000 in top-shelf liquor, according to police.

The charges stem from a series of thefts in Harford County and other jurisdictions, according to a release from Maryland State Police.

In October, troopers from the Bel Air Barrack began investigating a theft of vodka from in the 2000 block of South Fountain Green Road in Bel Air.

The barrack's criminal investigation section picked up the case after noticing a trend of similar thefts in the area, according to police.

Investigators determined the same person was most likely responsible for six thefts in Harford County and a number of similar thefts in other areas, the release states.

Evidence led investigators to believe Brown was responsible for the crimes, according to state police.

Police found Brown on Jan. 30 at a home in Glen Burnie where they took him into custody.

Brown was being held at the Tuesday evening.