A man accused of stealing more than 600 iPads from a Rio Hondo non-profit is now officially charged.

Deputies with the Cameron County Sheriff's Office say 37-year-old Maximo Franco stole the iPads back in July. Authorities finally arrested him on September 20.

Franco allegedly stole the iPads from a non-profit called Neighbors In Need of Services. The group is a head-start program for young children, and it's also where Franco used to work.

Investigators say Franco wound up selling the iPads. He is now charged with felony theft.