Woman arrested, accused of prowling cars at school shooting

Published 1:30 am Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Associated Press

SPOKANE — A woman who is accused of prowling through cars as parents searched for their children after the Freemont school shooting has been arrested.

The Spokesman-Review reported Monday that Spokane County Sheriff’s Office detectives arrested 33-year-old Nicole D. Jensen and are searching for a second suspect.

Investigators say the case turned egregious when a parent of the school reported that her purse had been stolen and $36,000 in fraudulent charges had been made.

Jensen is jailed on charges of theft, forgery and possession of stolen property. She also had a warrant for an older trespassing crime in Airway Heights.