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Two arrested in Cedar City bank fraud investigation linked to multistate scheme

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County Today Police arrested two people Oct. 2 after they allegedly tried to steal nearly $9,000 from a Cedar City bank account in what officers described as part of a multistate fraud scheme. The military identification card Gonzales presented had another person's name, police said.

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