Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Phoenix woman on burglary and auto theft charges related to vehicles at Fountain Hills High School.

The woman was apprehended by Phoenix Police after a collision at a fast food drive through on McDowell Road in Phoenix.

On Tuesday, Dec. 6, deputies received a report of a suspicious woman walking in a neighborhood near the high school. One man reported he found her inside his garage looking over his vehicles. She allegedly offered another man in the neighborhood sexual favors for his vehicle.

The woman was not immediately located and deputies later received calls from Fountain Hills High School regarding several vehicles that had been broken into.

The suspicious woman was seen on campus and fit the description given by the neighbors nearby.

The woman was able to pick up several sets of keys left unattended by students involved in athletic practice, and went to the parking lot to check what key fobs would activate.

Nothing was apparently stolen from any of the vehicles but students reported finding things that did not belong to them in their vehicles.

All of the keys were recovered at the school, except for those belonging to the stolen car.

Deputies were in contact with Phoenix Police after finding the stolen vehicle match for the accident. An officer remembered seeing a woman with the suspect’s description inside the restaurant and returned to the scene. She was held until picked up for questioning by deputies. She was cooperative during questioning and booked into jail on three counts of burglary and one count of unlawful use of a means of transportation.

*On Wednesday, Nov. 30, deputies responded to the Four Sons convenience market at Palisades and Shea for a report of a disorderly male suspect. The man had entered the store and took a handful of napkins from a self-serve area and asked to purchase them to clean up a mess in his vehicle. Store personnel refused his request and he began disruptive behavior, swearing and spitting. He left the scene before deputies arrived.

*On Saturday, Dec. 3, a housekeeping employee at a Fountain Hills hotel reported finding a handgun under the bed in one of the rooms.

*On Tuesday, Dec. 6, a white male suspect was seen removing two bottles of alcohol from the liquor department at the Safeway store. The value was $59.

*On Thursday, Dec. 1, deputies investigated a collision on Rio Verde Drive at 156th Street. A vehicle traveling east on Rio Verde Drive attempted to pass a flatbed truck making a left turn onto 156th Street. The driver said he knew the truck was turning, but thought he could get past it. He was cited.

*On Monday, Dec. 5, deputies received a report that a 10-year-old male student had come to school with a knife. He displayed the knife, but no threats were made. The student received a nine-day suspension.

*On Tuesday, Dec. 6, a Fountain Hills woman called deputies to report her 18-yer-old son was going through the house throwing and breaking things. He told deputies he had just come home from the hospital and did not want to go back. He was evaluated by fire department personnel and taken to the hospital on doctor’s orders. The mom did not wish to press charges, but deputies forwarded the information to the town prosecutor.

*On Monday, Dec. 5, a Fountain Hills man reported someone had stolen his wallet from his vehicle parked in the 14000 block of Galatea Drive. It contained $110 in cash as well as driver license, credit and bank cards.

* On Saturday, Dec. 3, deputies received a report that two white male suspects had stolen $185 in merchandise at the Fountain Hills Goodwill store.

*On Friday, Dec. 9, a Fountain Hills man reported someone had used her personal information to access his bank account and withdrew as substantial amount of money.

*On Saturday, Dec. 10, deputies arrested a Phoenix man for domestic violence trespassing and domestic violence disorderly conduct after receiving a call from a woman saying the man would not allow her to leave her apartment in the 16000 block of Westby Drive.