Ottawa police on Sunday arrested a Lawrence man on dozens of counts related to theft of a debit and credit card from an acquaintance in Franklin County. The suspect is accused of using the card at multiple locations in Ottawa and elsewhere over several weeks, said Capt. Adam Weingartner, an Ottawa police spokesman.
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