ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First/WBTV/AP) — A Stone Mountain man was arrested and accused of breaking into the home of late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, North Carolina authorities said Tuesday.

Terrell Williams, 44, is accused of breaking into Biffle’s home in Mooresville, North Carolina, in January, just weeks after Biffle died in a plane crash.

An incident report stated that $30,000 in cash and a backpack were stolen, with two firearms and NASCAR memorabilia also feared missing.

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Williams was arrested by Cobb County police in July after allegedly breaking into a home on the 1000 block of Laurel Creek Trail and taking several items of value.

Cobb County detectives said they found memorabilia from Biffle’s home in Williams’ possession.

Iredell County, North Carolina, Sheriff Darren Campbell said the investigation placed Williams near Biffle’s residence on the day of the burglary, though he declined to confirm if Williams is the individual seen in surveillance footage.

“I feel confident that he was there,” Campbell said.

Williams is being held in Cobb County without bond. The investigation into the Cobb County burglary is ongoing.

Investigators have recovered some of the stolen items, including NASCAR memorabilia, Campbell said. They also found a radio-frequency detector they believe Williams used during the burglary to locate security cameras.

He said Williams is also suspected in another North Carolina burglary that occurred when a law enforcement officer was in the hospital.

“He used headlines, social media posts, different things to find out when people were and were not home, and he executed his plan in that capacity,” Campbell said.

Campbell said investigators have also identified a person of interest in a separate fraud case following the Biffle family’s death.

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