Thief who stole fom Girl Scouts caught near Salt Lake, another still sought, cops say

(CBS) TAYLORSVILLE, Utah - Police near Salt Lake City have identified two people believed to have stolen money from Girl Scouts who were selling cookies - and one them has been arrested, according to CBS affiliate KSL.

On Saturday, a group of Girl Scouts were robbed while selling cookies in the parking lot of a WalMart in Taylorsville. A man pulled up to their table, got out of his vehicle, acted like he was going to buy cookies, and then grabbed the cash box and ran. He got back into the car and drove off with a woman, police said.

Police say that woman, 24-year-old Kayla Long, was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail for investigation of theft, a class A misdemeanor.

Investigators believe her accomplice was Steven Kvenvold, also 24. As of Tuesday afternoon, detectives were still looking for him.

The alleged vehicle used in the cookie caper was seized and impounded.