A 32-year-old woman from Sundre is facing a long list of charges after being linked to a string of crimes in Airdrie.
Between June 26 and July 1, RCMP responded to three separate stolen vehicle incidents connected to thefts at a local recreation centre. Investigators say the suspect broke into lockers, stealing car keys and credit cards, which were later used for fraudulent purchases at multiple locations around the city.
The break in the case came on Canada Day, when RCMP were dispatched to an unrelated landlord-tenant dispute. During that call, officers located the suspect inside the residence and quickly identified her as the suspect in the recent vehicle and credit card thefts.
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Danielle Kelly was charged with 21 new offences, including multiple counts of vehicle theft, unlawful use of credit cards, breaching court conditions, and obstructing a police officer.
She was also arrested on 28 existing warrants from across Alberta, bringing the total number of warrants against her to 48.
Kelly remains in custody following a judicial hearing.