Former Atlanta Falcon arrested after police say he took suitcase from Hartsfield-Jackson

ATLANTA — A former NFL participant with the Atlanta Falcons is now going through expenses after police say he took a suitcase that wasn’t his and stole a charger.

Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Mark Winne obtained physique digicam footage that reveals Damien Parms being arrested inside Hartsfield-Jackson Worldwide Airport.

Police informed Winne that Parms took a suitcase off of a Delta baggage carousel and right into a restroom earlier than going by it. They are saying he took a charging twine from the bag and took it again to a different baggage carousel.

“I put it on one of many conveyor belts. It was a inexperienced bag. It appeared similar to my bag,” Parms might be heard telling police.

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Parms didn’t have a ticket to fly or boarding cross indicating he would have had a suitcase on the carousel.

“Mr. Parms acknowledged that he wanted a bag. That’s what he informed our investigator,” APD Airport Precinct Commander Main Kelley Collier stated.

Main Collier says that baggage theft is uncommon on the airport.

“We’ve plenty of officers patrolling,” he defined, “so any concern which will come up we’re capable of handle it instantly.”

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Winne spoke with Parms over the telephone who stated he was on the airport to purchase meals.

Parms informed Winne he has a job making $25 an hour and a loft condominium, and has loads of cash from his time within the NFL.

Between 2015 and 2019, Parms was a part of the Atlanta Falcons, the Buffalo Payments, Atlanta Falcons a second time and the Carolina Panthers. He by no means performed within the common season, nonetheless. He did make a number of appearances within the pre-season.

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David Irons Sr. informed Winne that he educated Parms and if the allegations are true, he will need to have been determined as a result of he wouldn’t usually commit against the law.

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