A man arrested in the tamarin monkey case is charged with other incidents at the Dallas Zoo.

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – That man accused of stealing two tamarins from the Dallas Zoo on Monday was linked to clouded leopard and langur incidents last month, Dallas police said on Friday.

At a press conference, a police spokesman revealed that Davion Irwin had been arrested on six counts of animal cruelty and one count of burglary in connection with the disappearance of the tamarins. Irvine also encountered another case of burglary involving a clouded leopard escaping after a hole was cut in its habitat and police linked it to a similar hole found in a langur habitat.

Irvine was not associated with death of the vanishing vulture in zoo. Investigations into all four incidents are still ongoing and police have said further charges are possible.

A zoo spokesman said councils from members of the public and the Dallas Aquarium were instrumental in identifying and capturing Irwin, who was arrested without incident yesterday, two days after Bella and Finn, the tamarin monkeys, were killed. found in a public house owned Family Center Church of God in Christ in Lancaster.

Bella and Finn were generally in good health, but had lost some weight during their disappearance. The zoo said they have since regained some of the weight they lost and remain in quarantine.

Nova, the clouded leopard who escaped her habitat after Irwin allegedly cut a hole in the fence is doing well and is back to her routine with her sister Luna. langur monkeys whose habitat was also found cut, are still recovering from the stress caused by the incident.

The zoo responded to questions about security and confirmed that it is installing new cameras and increasing patrols to prevent similar incidents in the future. Employees evaluate internal procedures and plan to bring in an external security expert to assist.

Irvin is being held in the Dallas County Jail on $25,000 bail on five charges of abuse. His bail was not set for either the burglary charge or any of the abuse charges.