A 21-year-old woman was arrested for multiple vehicle burglaries and providing a false identity to law enforcement. During the investigation, detectives recovered various stolen items, including bank cards, drugs, and gift cards.
On January 31st, officers responded to a report of an individual seen pulling on car door handles in Covert Park located at 3800 Mount Bonnell. The vehicle license plate was recognized from previous reports, including other vehicle burglary incidents at different parks. The female suspect initially identified herself as someone with an active warrant for her arrest and was taken into custody. Further investigation revealed that the woman had provided a false identity.
She was positively identified as Armynie White, a 21-year-old Black female. White was charged with Failure to Identify as a Fugitive, a Class A Misdemeanor, and Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity, a State Jail Felony. Detectives with North Metro Tactical Response and the Region 1 Criminal Investigation Division obtained a search warrant for the suspect's belongings. The execution of the search warrant resulted in the recovery of several items belonging to the victims, including bank cards. Additionally, the search yielded a balaclava face mask, a glove, a screwdriver, cash, a small quantity of Methamphetamine and Fentanyl, and a large number of gift cards believed to have been purchased using stolen credit cards
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