Police: Woman Leads Chase Through Oncoming Traffic In Stolen Car, Arrested In Ripon
A woman was arrested Thursday after leading officers on a chase in a stolen car, the Ripon Police Department said.
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A woman was arrested Thursday after leading officers on a chase in a stolen car, the Ripon Police Department said.
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Officers were led on a chase that ended at the Ripon Elementary School playground late Tuesday morning, police say.
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A Ripon woman was arrested on charges of possessing a stolen vehicle Thursday after a license plate reader detected the vehicle.
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