ECHOLS COUNTY, Ga. (WALB)- The Echols County Sheriff’s Office announced a fourth arrest has now been made in a home invasion investigation that happened in July at a migrant housing camp.

Investigators said they arrested Dexter Reynolds, 22, at a Valdosta business on Wednesday, Nov. 19.

Reynolds is charged with six counts of felony armed robbery, nine counts of felony armed robbery, eight counts of felony kidnapping, one count of first-degree felony home invasion and one count of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.

Reynolds’s arrest brings the total number of people charged in the case to four. Authorities say Jeremiah Gilbert, Quinterius Neloms and Cameron Williams have been previously arrested in the case.

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Investigators say the “violent” home invasion, armed robbery and kidnapping occurred on July 7 at a migrant housing camp located off Hwy. 129 South.

The Echols County Sheriff’s Office praised the efforts of GBI “and all partnering agencies for their continued hard work and dedication throughout this complex investigation.”

The case remains under investigation. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Echols County Sheriff’s Office at (229) 559-5603 or the GBI.

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