The suspect said he sold coolers on OfferUp that same day, according to police.
An arrest warrant affidavit states that Michael Anthony Patino, 32, went to the store in the 15300 block of Interstate 35 North on Aug. 11 and grabbed two yeti Hopper coolers, which retail for at least $250 each.
Police said he pulled out a stun gun and activated it, showing an electrical arc. The employee backed off and Patino left the store and drove off in a maroon Chevrolet HHR, police said.
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