‘Salon Bandit’ nabbed playing poker
Shea Drefs The Arizona Republic Apr. 2, 2007 01:54 PM Scottsdale police announced today that they believe they have found the "Salon Bandit," who allegedly robbed people at six Scottsdale businesses in March, … via KPNX-TV Phoenix
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