North Las Vegas, Nev., -- North Las Vegas police have found a missing 30-year-old woman who was last seen at her home on September 26.

Alfreda Barlow left her home without her phone, identification, wallet, money or medication. Barlow was last seen wearing a white, short sleeve blouse and blue jean shorts.

Police say she has a history of erratic behavior and was described by a family member as schizophrenic.

NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev.  -- Police in North Las Vegas say a veteran city customer service supervisor has been arrested and suspended from her job after she was accused of siphoning utility bill funds for her own use.

Police say customer accounts were properly credited, but that 40-year-old Angela Bozarth is accused of pocketing money before it reached the bank.

Bozarth was arrested Thursday on a felony theft charge after an internal review showed that money was missing. Police say she was booked at the North Las Vegas jail and released. Her court date wasn't immediately available, and it wasn't clear Friday if she had a lawyer.

Police say Bozarth has been with the utilities department for 11 years. She's on paid leave pending the outcome of the criminal case.

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NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- North Las Vegas police have busted a burglary ring that was a family affair involving two parents and four teens.

Forty-eight-year-old Gwendolen Jackson and her husband 46-year-old Karl Cage are accused of hocking stolen goods at local pawn shops. Investigators say 18-year-old suspects Xavier Quarles, Ricky Burns, and Clarence Rose -- along with a juvenile -- first did the dirty work, stealing the items from unlocked cars.

They were just going down the street and checking doors. If the car was locked, they kept going. If the car was unlocked, they went in and took whatever they could," North Las Vegas Police Sgt. Tim Bedwell.

Bedwell says one of the accused young men is Jackson's son. Authorities say the thieves targeted the area of N. 5^th Street and Ann Road, stealing items worth thousands of dollars.