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   OREM — In a case that offers a new definition of expensive tastes, police arrested a woman after they say she swallowed a ring to keep it from being found. 
   
   A man was looking at a ring worth thousands of dollars at the Zales store at University Mall, 575 E. University Parkway, Friday evening, according to a statement by Orem police Lt. Craig Martinez. The man left the store and entered a white Pontiac G6 with a woman at the wheel. 
   
   Police responded around 7:36 p.m. and found that an employee had been chasing, but did not capture, the man. The Pontiac was last seen headed west on University Parkway, with sticky notes covering the car's license plate, Martinez said. 
   
   About a half-hour later, a Utah Valley University officer stopped a car matching the suspect's vehicle description at Ventana Student Housing, 1386 S. 400 West, according to police. Inside they found Bryan Ford, 30, at the wheel, and passenger Christina Schlegel, 25. 
   
   A Zales employee identified Ford as the man who stole the ring, Martinez said. After following leads with no success, investigators discovered that Schlegel swallowed the ring so police would not find it when they pulled over the car. 
   
   An X-ray taken at a local hospital revealed the ring in Schlegel's stomach, according to police. 
   
   Police booked Schlegel and Ford into the Utah County Jail on investigation of theft. 
   
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target: – They might have gotten away with it, if it wasn't for those pesky X-rays: Police in Orem, Utah, who pulled over a man suspected of stealing a ring worth thousands of dollars last Friday eventually discovered it in his passenger's belly, reports the Deseret News. Bryan Ford, 30, and Christina Schlegel, 25, were taken to a police station and sent cops seeking the ring on "several wild goose chases" before an X-ray revealed that Schlegel had swallowed it when the pair were first pulled over, according to Tucson News Now. Both have been charged with felony theft.