Investigators say they found the donation the officer claimed was for his police department at his Gwinnett County home.

GBI agents arrested Conyers Police Lt. Jesus Cadena on theft by deception charges, accusing him of using his position to secure a donation for personal use; he’s on leave pending an internal review.

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GBI arrests Conyers police lieutenant, Jesus Cadena, for theft by deception involving a donation from The Home Depot.

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Jesus Cadena, 36, faces a charge of theft by deception. He turned himself in to Rockdale County Jail on Tuesday after being notified of his arrest warrant. Cadena allegedly used his position to ...

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A separate internal investigation was initiated to determine if he violated departmental policies and procedures. He's on ...

According to the GBI, 36-year-old Jesus Cadena told a Home Depot store that he was requesting a donation on behalf of the ...