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Walmart purchase linked sex assault suspect
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Smithfield, N.C. — Investigators used a debit card purchase at a local
Walmart to link a Garner
man accused of kidnapping two women and sexually assaulting one of them,
according to search
warrants returned Tuesday.

Daniel Robert Muller, 24, of 1097 Black Angus Drive, faces two counts of
first-degree kidnapping
and one count each of first-degree sexual assault and attempted first-degree
sexual assault in
connection with two cases – one last week and another in May.

In the latest case on July 18, in which the victim was found wandering the
streets of Selma,
investigators recovered a broken shovel, as well as other evidence, from the
attack scene, an
affidavit attached to the search warrant for Muller's home and Jeep, stated.

Authorities found the same type of shovel at the Walmart Supercenter in
Smithfield on July 23 and
talked to a store employee who remembered someone buying a shovel, as well
as condoms, rope, duct
tape, knife, KY Jelly and a black button-down shirt, on the same day of the
assault.

Police traced the debit card purchase to Muller and charged him with the
crimes on Saturday,
investigators said. He surrendered to authorities Sunday and was in the
Johnston County jail
Wednesday under a $350,000 bond.

In each case, investigators said, the victim accepted a ride from a man
driving a light-colored
four-door Jeep. Once inside the vehicle, the man showed a weapon and drove
to a secluded area.

In the May 25 case in Smithfield, the woman was able to get away.

In the last attack, the driver of the Jeep put a handgun to the victim's leg
and threatened to
shoot her if she tried to get out of the vehicle and kill her if she
screamed, the warrant
stated.

The only item that investigators seized from their July 25 search was a
black skull bandana with
a lock, according to the warrant.

Raleigh Fire Chief John McGrath said Muller was hired as a recruit for the
fire department on May
26 but that officials were in the process of dismissing him from the program
because he had
missed class time.

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