Sheriff: Men invaded home in Lee County and threatened victim | Local [Video]

Sheriff: Men invaded home in Lee County and threatened victim

TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — Two men from Fulton are accused of invading a home in Lee County.

Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson identified the men as Frankie Williams, 31, and Michael Morrison, 38.

The crime happened on Saturday morning, Sept. 21 in the Pratts community.

The two men allegedly kicked in the front door and demanded the victim — a 66-year-old disabled man — hand over money and property.

The men stole electronics, money and debit and credit cards — used at multiple businesses in Fulton — the sheriff announced.

Authorities arrested Williams in Fulton and Morrison in Tishomingo County. Both men face burglary and home invasion charges.

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