Russell Springs woman arrested for mail theft Saturday evening

August 8, 2021 Zac Oakes WJRS News

A Russell Springs woman was arrested Saturday evening on charges of mail theft and disorderly conduct.

Christy Lawless, age 46, was arrested by Russell Springs Police. She is charged with theft of mail matter and disorderly conduct second degree.

She was arrested by officer Hayden Phillips and lodged in the Russell County Detention Center just before 6:30 p.m.

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