Police arrested two Milwaukee men Wednesday in connection with a jewelry store theft in Green Bay. According to officials with the Green Bay Police Department, a diamond that was stolen from a jewelry store Tuesday was identified at a Milwaukee pawnshop Wednesday. The diamond is said to be worth more than $2,500. Green Bay police Capt. Todd Thomas said a 39 year-old man was arrested Wednesday in connection to a retail theft at a Bellvue Walmart. A Brown County Sheriff's Department deputy recognized the man from surveillance images from the jewelry store. A 22 year-old man was arrested Thursday after a pawnshop employee helped identify him. A white van, used in the theft, was also recovered Wednesday. The diamond will be picked up Monday, Thomas said. Police are seeking charges of felony theft for both suspect. If you have been charged with theft in Milwaukee, please contact the Milwaukee Criminal Defense Lawyer of Kohler & Hart by calling 888-565-7597.