Woman Arrested in Case of Stolen Horses from SAU
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Updated: July 27, 2012
A fourth arrest has been made in the case of five stolen horses from Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia.
Police arrested Wendi Cox, the mother of Jaci Jackson who is one of the other suspects in the crime. Columbia County Prosecutors say that Cox came up with the plan to steal the horses from SAU's stable. They were then found hidden at Cox's barn before being let go.
Cox is being charged with four counts of Theft of Property over $5,000 and two counts of Theft of Property over $25,000. She is being held at the Columbia County Jail on $50,000 bond.
She will have her first court appearance tomorrow.
Police arrested Wendi Cox, the mother of Jaci Jackson who is one of the other suspects in the crime. Columbia County Prosecutors say that Cox came up with the plan to steal the horses from SAU's stable. They were then found hidden at Cox's barn before being let go.
Cox is being charged with four counts of Theft of Property over $5,000 and two counts of Theft of Property over $25,000. She is being held at the Columbia County Jail on $50,000 bond.
She will have her first court appearance tomorrow.
