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Show Thursday, September 13, 2007 0 R E M TIMES Page 19 PoliceBeat I SELECTED INCIDENTS AS COMPILED BY STAFF. Orem EMBEZZLEMENT ARREST On Friday evening, Sept. 7, Off icer Todd Benson was dispatched dis-patched to investigate evidence of an embezzlement by an employee of the University Village Vil-lage at 1270 S. Sandhill Road. 19-year-old Kimberly E. Scott was arrested after finding evidence that she had stolen thousands of dollars over a period of time from the business as she took rental payments and prepared night deposits. The company alleges as much as $16,000 has been stolen sto-len since Scott started working in July 2007. Kimberly Scott was arrested based on the paper trail evidence, and after a subsequent interview by the arresting officer, she was booked into the Utah County jail on a second-degree felony theft charge. AUTO BURGLAR ARRESTED Officers responded early Saturday Sat-urday morning, Sept. 8, to a report re-port of a man breaking into cars on Anne Circle in Orem. When the officers arrived, they saw the suspect dressed in black looking look-ing into the back of a truck with a flashlight. When the suspect saw the officers walking toward him, he ran. He was chased a short distance and captured. The suspect, 22-year-old Kevin Parks of Provo initially gave officers a false name, but his real name was soon discovered, and it was found that he had two non-bailable warrants out for his arrest. Parks was arrested for auto burglary, bur-glary, possession of stolen property prop-erty (from cars he had already stolen from), false information to a police officersnd for the warrants. war-rants. He was booked into the Utah County jail. BANK ROBBERY - At 2:15 p.m. Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 5, the 185 S. State branch of Key Bank was robbed. The suspect was described as a dark complected com-plected male in his 20s; 5'8";140 pounds; wearing a baseball cap, green tinted sunglasses, dark flannel shirt over a black T-shirt and tan pants. The suspect passed a note to the teller demanding de-manding cash. No weapon was seen by the bank employees, nor did the suspect ever mention or display a weapon; in fact, he m ,-de no comment at all beyond a grunt or two. The suspect exited ex-ited the bank to the east parking lot with an undisclosed amount of cash. ROBBERY ARREST - Robert Perez, 40, was arrested for the robbery of Key Bank in Orem on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 5. Immediately after the robbery, Key Bank released high quality photos of the robbery suspect from their security camera. A motel mo-tel employee where Robert Perez had recently stayed identified Perez, which provided police with a name and vehicle description. Subsequent callers also recognized recog-nized the photo seen on television televi-sion as being Robert Perez. Perez was tracked by Orem Police Po-lice to the Super 8 Motel in Scipio, where Orem detectives, agents from the FBI, and members of the Millard County Sheriff's Department De-partment closed in during the wee hours of the morning and took Perez into custody without incident. Clothing that Perez wore during the robbery was recovered recov-ered from his motel room, as well as marked money identified positively posi-tively as coming from the Key Bank hold up. Perez was booked into the Utah County jail on robbery rob-bery charges. He has lengthy record of arrest in Utah, mostly for drug-related felonies. He was also convicted for robbery in California Cali-fornia in 1999,' FELONY SHOPLIFTING - Willie Wil-lie Mae Johnson, 27, and Shaqui-sha Shaqui-sha (Akpan) Miller, 22, both of Salt Lake, came to the University Mall on Wednesday, Sept. 5, to do some stealing. They were seen running from Nordstroms at about 9 p.m. with three expensive expen-sive women's purses. 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