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Woman Charged In Warrington Theft
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by Alex Lloyd Gross
When a vehicle is taken to a shop for repairs, payment must be made to that shop unless other arrangements are made with the owner of the shop. That is why a woman, Sarah Righter is in trouble with the police.
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Her car was in need of repairs so she took it to a repair shop on the 300 block of Easton Road. They fixed her problem and some of the repair work was covered by her insurance. There was a balance of $976.46 that she owed out of pocket. She went to the shop, got in her car and drove away without paying or making arrangements to pay.
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Police were called. They had her information and they got a warrant to arrest her. When she found this out, she turned herself in. Righter has been charged with Theft of services. She was processed and released.