A 48-year-old-man was arrested on Christmas on a charge of non-premeditated murder, according to a police report from the Clay County Sheriff's Office.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- After First Coast News showed surveillance video of three suspected thieves targeting Reinhart Automotive, other shop owners have come forward and said the group also targeted them.

"My phone was lit up all day long," Dennis Reinhart said.

His competition, other owners, called to compare stories of their encounters with the group suspected of stealing checks from small business owners.  Reinhart said the stories he heard were "the exact same scenario" he'd experienced.

We called 15 auto repair shops.  All the owners said they'd had run-ins with this trio in their own shops.

According to a police report from the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, the suspect formally known simply as the "Wanted Wedding Crasher," is now in custody.

The suspect, 20-year-old Anthony Staab of Middleburg, was arrested Tuesday and charged with burglary and grand theft. The suspect was identified from video surveillance at various locations where he used the victim's stolen credit card.