UPDATE: Warner Robins police got a warrant Friday for a Florida man, Daryl Thomas, age 24, on charges of theft by taking the jar with the money collected for a sick 5-year old.

While the bar manager told 13WMAZ she's had conversations with the suspect about not pressing charges under certain conditions, police advised Daryl Thomas to turn himself in.

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EARLIER: It's not every day you hear about someone caught on camera stealing nearly $200 meant for a sick 5-year-old.

The jar was apparently stolen last Sunday at Jus One More, a bar in Warner Robins.

"You can see the whole jar right there. He's carrying it out," said JoAnn Sulack while watching the surveillance video.

Central Georgia students got to step out of the classroom to learn Friday with a trip to the theatre.

Around 1,800 second graders from Houston County schools were invited to the Homer J. Walker Civic Center in Warner Robins to enjoy performances of 'Peter and the Wolf.'

Students from the Academy of Dance performed a ballet adaptation of the play.

Peter and the Wolf is a Russian folk tale about a boy who protects his wildlife friends from from a hungry wolf.

Organizers say the purpose is to teach the children the arts are a part of life.

"It touches, not only just going to a performance, but it can instill character, it can instill purpose in life, it can help children be able to see the good things that are out there," said Richard Gonzalez.

Warner Robins, GA — Robins Federal Credit Union recently sponsored Rebuilding Together by contributing $5,000 to the Annual Work Day Event.

Employees from Robins Federal Credit Union will volunteer to help rehabilitate a home for a low-income homeowner in the community. Work day tasks will include yard work, painting, and other maintenance items.

Robins Federal Credit Union is a local non-profit financial cooperative with nineteen branches in central Georgia. Robins Federal currently provides financial services to over 159,000 members, with assets exceeding $1.9 billion. Membership is open to anyone who lives, works, worships or attends school in the 16 counties Robins Federal serves.