A man from southern Indiana is accused of buying $30,000 dollars worth of guns and $35,000 in other items on a company credit card. The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office says 29-year-old Kyle Hollman, of Boonville, is facing 20 counts of theft. Police launched an investigation when ProLift Toyota Material Handling reported Hollman altering purchase orders to make them seem like legitimate company transactions. This investigation turned up $30,000 worth of firearms and accessories, as well as nearly $35,000 in online purchases. He’s charged with 19 felony counts of theft and one misdemeanor.
