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St. George woman arrested for alleged theft of roommate's gold coins

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A 50-year-old woman from St. George has been arrested following allegations that she stole seven gold coins belonging to her roommate. According to arrest documents, the suspect is accused of unlawfully opening a locked office desk.

Key takeaways

  • Kimberley Lynn Vanderlinden was arrested for the alleged theft of seven gold coins.
  • The accused allegedly opened her roommate's locked office desk without permission.
  • The incident involves a 50-year-old woman residing in St. George.

A 50-year-old St. George woman has been arrested for the alleged theft of gold coins owned by her roommate.

Kimberley Lynn Vanderlinden faces allegations involving the unlawful opening of a locked office desk belonging to her roommate.

According to an arrest document, Vanderlinden allegedly opened the locked office desk with the intent to commit theft by taking seven gold coins.

The incident was reported in St. George, Utah.

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