(Tyler, TX) Authorities in Texas have made a fourth arrest in a bizarre crime spree involving stolen LEGO sets.

Investigators say the suspects were part of an organized theft ring targeting LEGO kits, by stealing them for stores and reselling them for profit.  The latest suspect was caught after attempting to “build” an alibi, but police quickly “snapped” the case together.

Let's take a quick look back at all.

So the play would go like this: The suspects would go into a Walmart and go down an aisle with Legos before purchasing other items, which would usually be under $1, using their credit or debit cards.

After the first crew leaves, usually a duo, a co-conspirator would go in the store, walk down the Lego aisle and pick up the same items. Then that suspect would walk past the checkout counter without trying to buy the items. If employees stopped them, they would show an altered receipt with items renamed as Legos and prices changed to be the cost of Legos.

Smith County Sheriffs Arrested Brian Fleming And Ladarion Anderson In December.

The first suspects arrested to were Brian Fleming and Ladarion Anderson, both 33. Police allege that Fleming and Anderson would be the duo that would go into the stores first to retrieve the items for their co-conspirators to go get.

After an investigation, police were able to track down more suspects including 34-year old Semetric Danielle Baker of Burnet.

Baker was arrested in January and police report that these were just 3 of seven suspects accused of being involved in the scheme that impacted Walmart and Target stores across the country.

The theft ring hit stores in Tyler, Longview, Gun Barrel City and other Texas cities as well as locations in Florida and Oklahoma. Now Smith County police have arrested a 4th suspect in this case that continues to "build".

35 year old Erica Nicole Johnson was booked into the Smith County Jail on charges of engaging with criminal activity and property theft over $300,000.

Police allege that Baker and Johnson, would go in after Fleming and Anderson as part of the scheme and its believed that the crew hit stores up for over $400,000 in Legos and other items taken.