A Rome man has been arrested for breaking into several vehicles parked at Home Depot, and they think there could be more victims.
Police also want to talk to anyone that might have bought some of the stolen tools. 
Pete Sailors, a detective with the Rome Police Department, said anyone who comes forward and says they bought tools from Roderick Leroy Camp will not be charged with a crime. 

Camp, 55, of 103 Rudy St., is charged with four counts of misdemeanor theft by receiving stolen property, two counts of misdemeanor criminal trespass, five counts of misdemeanor theft by taking (from an automobile), four counts of felony entering an automobile with the intent to commit a theft or felony, and one count of felony theft by taking.

According to the reports, in four separate thefts occurring from Oct. 27 to Nov. 7, Camp took saws, a tool box full of tools, power tools, jumper cables, an air mattress and an air mattress inflator.

Camp also is accused of breaking into a truck owned by the City of Rome water department on Nov. 26, 2012, and taking a saw and drill from the bed of the truck while the driver was waiting for lumber at Home Depot.

“He’s a suspect in another six to seven cases,” Sailors said. “He has tried to sell some of the items on the street.”

Anyone who purchased tools from Camp or has information about the thefts is asked to contact Sailors at 706-238-5118 or psailors@romepolice.com.

Camp remained in the Floyd County Jail on Wednesday evening with no bond set.

He reiterated that anyone who comes forward now and says they have purchased tools from Camp will not be charged.