COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – Three people are facing larceny charges after police say they were involved in a plot to steal more than $1,500 worth of merchandise from a College Station store.

Arrested were Elizabeth Nance, 49, and Hurley Parrish, 47, both of the Austin area. Also arrested was Jhonny Hall, 32, of Houston.

According to College Station police, the three worked together on Saturday and stole merchandise from Tractor Supply, including a string trimmer, a tool box, clothing, a cooler, sunglasses and work boots.

After leaving the store, they were stopped by police on Southwest Parkway at Longford Street and taken into custody.

According to the police report, in addition to the stolen goods, illegal drugs were also found in the vehicle.

Nance was arrested earlier this month in a separate case for the same matter at Murcoch’s. She and another Austin-area man were arrested after stealing over $3,800 worth of merchandise from the store. In addition to the new theft charges, she also faces charges of driving without a valid license and drug possession. Her total bail is $19,000.

Parrish is also charged with theft and fraudulent use of credit and debit cards. When he was arrested, police found him carrying several stolen debit and credit cards. His total bail is $15,000.

Hall is also charged with theft and drug offenses. His bail totals $14,000.

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