LENOIR CITY, Tenn. (WVLT) -- Four men were arrested for a string of burglaries and thefts in Loudon and Knox Counties, Sheriff Tim Guider announced on Wednesday. He added that authorities are still searching for one other man, 27 year-old Kenneth Justice Collins. Collins, whose last known address was 702 Bon Street in Lenoir City, also goes by "K.J." Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is asked to contact the Loudon Co. Sheriff's Dept. at 865-458-9081.

Tee Ray Pellom, 18; Terry Dustin King, Jr., 23; Josef Keith Smith; and Jerry Daniel McMahan. 36 have all been charged in connection with the thefts. Some have admitted to their roles in the robberies, Guider said, but he added that the investigation is still ongoing. McMahan is already being held in Knox Co. and could face further charges in Roane, Anderson, Blount, Knox, and Union Counties.

The suspects are accused of robbing locations in Forrest Heights Circle, Abbott’s Crossing, Buttermilk Road, Hickory Creek Road, Martel Road, Loudon Ridge Road, Thomas Woods Way and Meadow Drive.

They allegedly stole handguns, golf bags and equipment, jewelry, flat screen TV’s, wallets, purses, phones, game controllers and computers. Guider said investigators will contact the victims whose losses match the descriptions of the items recovered.