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Suspect in Razorback Concrete vandalism arrested in Greene Co.

JONESBORO, Ark. – A diamond-tattooed suspect wanted in several crimes including one targeting a Jonesboro concrete business was announced arrested by Greene County authorities on Saturday, July 15.

When Colby Lee Kinman, 25, of Jonesboro, saw an NEA Report on his suspected involvement in a crime targeting Razorback Concrete, he took to Facebook to defend himself on our page. 

“Look peopl im out of town working some had stolen my phone 4 days ago so fuck you guys im in rogers city michigan so if yall need me ill be there,” said Kinman, verbatim.

Kinman wasn’t making his case to most on the page.

On Saturday afternoon, July 15, the Greene County Sheriff’s Department announced the arrest of four suspects in connection with recent thefts. One of the men had a familiar diamond tattoo on his neck.

Kinman must face charges in Greene County, along with answering for his connection to the damages to the Jonesboro business in which the perpetrators face felony charges including arson, theft of a vehicle, criminal mischief, and breaking and entering. Still yet, he has a warrant in Bay for theft of a vehicle, too.

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