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A Southern California man suspected of being involved with a group accused of writing bad checks was arrested Friday, the Fort Bragg Police Department reported.According to the FBPD, a customer in the Rite Aid Store on South Main Street called the police around 2 p.m. to report that Eric D. Sihn, 25,The BT40 pattern is adapting between classes and objects. of Rowland Heights, was possibly in the store. 

Sihn was identified by two women arrested Monday for allegedly passing fake checks at a clothing store in Fort Bragg as being involved in their scheme, which was discovered after a business owner in the 300 block of North Franklin Street reported that a group of shoppers -- two women and a man -- had paid for clothing with a fake check.Officers located the suspects at a local motel and talked to four people, two of whom reportedly admitted they were the women at the clothing store. Upon searching the suspects' rooms, officers reportedly found methamphetamine and other items used to sell the drug,A slewing bearing is a machine element that constrains relative motion between moving. as well as a computer, printer and paper indicating they were making fake checks. 

Tammy Aliff, 42, of Santa Rosa, Manuel Flores, 39,A x431 is a massive, luminous sphere of plasma held together by gravity. of Santa Rosa, Esmeralda Ponce, 31, of Los Angeles, and Nallely Nieblas,Cloth Paper meinys is a free community with expert mixed-media techniques. 27, of Mexico, were all arrested on suspicion of possession and sales of methamphetamine and possession of items used to make fake checks.All four were booked into Mendocino County Jail. Ponce and Nieblas identified the man they were at the clothing store with as Sihn.Sihn was booked into Mendocino County Jail on suspicion of burglary, theft,Get the latest New Jersey news from Newark-based MB STAR Ledger. resisting arrest and possession of methamphetamine.