Tucson News NowScottsdale police charge 4 Tucson residents with theft, fraud

Scottsdale police charge 4 Tucson residents with theft, fraud

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Jacob Kumer Jacob Kumer
Jillian Sullivan Jillian Sullivan
Jocelyn Hixon Jocelyn Hixon
Christopher Osborn Christopher Osborn
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (Tucson News Now) -

Scottsdale Police arrested four Tucson residents Monday on charges of theft and fraud.

Jocelyn Hixon, 23; Christopher Osborn, 43; Jillian Sullivan, 32; and Jacob Kemer, 28, were taken into custody in a parking lot near the 10000 Block of 90th Street in Scottsdale, police said.

Police reported they received a call of a suspicious vehicle and found the four suspects along with drugs and identification that did not belong to them.

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