By: News Staff 
 
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 PROVIDENCE, RI – A third suspect was found and arrested in connection with the robbery of $90,000 worth of diapers, according to the Detective Commander of the Rhode Island State Police, Major Dennis Fleming. 
 
 Earlier Tuesday, Rodney Dalzon 44, of Wayne St., Providence, surrendered to Rhode Island State Police charged with a warrant for larceny over $1,500; conspiracy; and receiving stolen goods of over $1,500. 
 
 Dalzon was also charged with violating the terms of probation from a prior conviction of assault with a deadly weapon amongst other weapon charges. He was arraigned in Third District Court where he was held without bail and pending a violation hearing. 
 
 Mitchell Bettis, also known as Aubrey Bettis, 59, of River Avenue, Providence, was previously arrested and charged with larceny over $1,500 and conspiracy. Damon Martin, 41, of Goldfinch Drive, Coventry, was the second suspect charged with larceny over $1,500, conspiracy, receiving stolen goods, soliciting another to commit a crime and obstructing a police officer. Last week, both Bettis and Martin were arraigned in Third District Court and were later released on personal recognizance. 
 
 Last Wednesday, Dalzon had leased the storefront at 451 Smith St. Providence, where the detectives from the RISP Major Crimes Unit found 800 boxes of diapers, police said. An additional 600 boxes were found and recovered by the detectives from a private home on Lawrence Street in Providence last Thursday. That leaves 600 boxes of diapers still missing. 
 
 The boxes came with approximately 100 diapers in each, with a value estimated at about $40 per box, including mostly Pampers in different styles and sizes. 
 
 On February 9, Bettis, a truck driver, was hired to transport 2,000 boxes of diapers from a location in Pennsylvania to an Amazon distribution facility located in Fall River. But instead, he allegedly conspired with the other suspects to sell the diapers, the commander said. 
 
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 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — A third suspect in the theft of $90,000 worth of diapers is now in custody, Rhode Island State Police Detective Commander Dennis Fleming confirms. 
 
 According to Fleming, Rodney Dalzon turned himself in Tuesday on a warrant charging him for his role in the heist. 
 
 Last Wednesday, investigators seized approximately 800 boxes of diapers from an empty storefront on Smith Street in Providence. Police said the storefront was leased by Dalzon. 
 
 The following day, police recovered an additional 600 boxes from a home on Lawrence Street in Cranston. 
 
 Police continue to investigate as another 600 diaper boxes remain unaccounted for. 
 
 Also arrested in the case were 59-year-old Aubrey Bettis and 41-year-old Damon Martin. According to police, Bettis was hired to transport the boxes from Pennsylvania to the Amazon distribution facility in Fall River. 
 
 Police allege Bettis instead conspired with the other suspects to instead sell the diapers. 
 
 Dalzon, 44, of Providence, was arraigned Tuesday on charges of larceny over $1,500, receiving stolen goods over $1,500, and conspiracy. He was also charged with violating the terms of his probation from a previous assault conviction. He was ordered held without bail, pending a violation hearing.
– Perhaps they wanted to start a daycare? Authorities in Rhode Island have made a third arrest in the case of 200,000 stolen diapers, reports ABC6. According to police, a truck driver was to deliver 2,000 boxes of diapers, worth $90,000, to an Amazon distribution facility on Feb. 9 but instead sold them, reports the Providence Journal. Rodney Dalzon, 44, who was arrested Tuesday, had leased a Providence storefront where 800 boxes were found last Wednesday, per WPRI. Another 600 boxes were found at a Providence home. Dalzon, 59-year-old Aubrey Bettis, and 41-year-old Damon Martin are charged with larceny, conspiracy, and other charges.