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TULSA, OK -- Tulsa Police have arrested Joshua Sanders for the third time in two months.
This time, police say Joshua Sanders was out of jail on bond, trying to sell a stolen brooch at Tulsa Gold & Gems.
But a day earlier, the rightful owner went to the store with a photo of her missing brooch, asking the store to call police if anyone brought it in.
Officers arrested Sanders Friday afternoon.
Sanders was arrested on June 17th and charged with 22 counts of concealing stolen property, when detectives uncovered Sanders' storage unit filled with stolen items.
6/17/2010 Related Story: Tulsa Burglary Suspect Booked On 22 Complaints Of Stolen Property
He was also arrested on June 4th, accused of breaking into nearly 20 homes in the South Sheridan area. They say he had so much stolen stuff, he had to help police try to match the property to the victims.
6/4/2010 Related Story: Tulsa Police Arrest South Tulsa Burglary Suspect
Police say it's extremely frustrating to keep arresting the same people over and over again.
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