Woman arrested 35 times back in police custody
A woman who has been arrested 35 times in Arizona is back in police custody after a violent confrontation at a Phoenix gas station. According to court records, Sidonie Thompson was arrested for felony armed robbery. Police say the 34-year-old woman went into a Chevron near 24th Street and Washington, opened produce, threw it on the ground, and filled up a soda cup. When told she would have to pay, Thompson allegedly grabbed a metal pipe out of her purse and swung at employees. Thompson had eight warrants out for her arrest when she was taken into custody, court records said.
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