Jackson, Mich. (WKHM) — According to Spring Arbor Township Police, one suspect has been arrested and another is yet to be found as of Wednesday afternoon in connection with an incident where a Spring Arbor employee had his life threatened.

This occurred on June 21, and an officer was dispatched to the Dollar General in Spring Arbor Township at 5:27 p.m. that day for the felonious assault.

A clerk at the Dollar General was stocking shelves when two heavily-tattooed men in sleeveless shirts walked up to him. Authorities say one of the men, identified as 33-year-old Nathan James Bradley, pulled out a knife and threatened to kill the clerk.

Police worked with the public and looked over security footage to identify both suspects.

The Jackson County Prosecutors Office reviewed the charges for both individuals and issued warrants for their arrest. Bradley was located in the City of Jackson with the help of The Jackson County Office of the Sheriff and the Jackson City Police Department.

He was arrested and lodged at the Jackson County jail on the felony charge of felonious assault. Court records show that Bradley is scheduled to have a probable cause hearing on Friday, July 11 in the 12th District Court in front of Judge Robert K. Gaecke. The accomplice remains at large.