Paducah men arrested after theft at Ferguson Facilities Supply

A pair of Paducah men were arrested after a theft at Ferguson Facilities Supply on Friday.

Paducah Police said they received a call from an employee who allegedly saw two men in the building. The two men ran from the building with a cart full of merchandise after being confronted.

Police went back to the business Saturday morning after the manager called and said they were broken into again on Friday night. While there, detectives also learned of an assault on Bloom Avenue.

A woman told officers that 18-year-old Cameron Cutrer of Paducah was arguing with her about missing money and began to destroy her house. The woman said Cutrer assaulted and threatened her.

Cutrer was arrested for the assault, and police said he later admitted to burglarizing the business on both occasions. Police searched a home on Bloom Avenue where they arrested 19-year-old Julian Parker of Paducah after he reportedly admitted to both burglaries with Cutrer.

Cutrer and Parker were charged with burglary. Additionally, Cutrer was charged with assault and unlawful imprisonment.

Cutrer is pictured in red and Parker in camouflage.