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Problem:Police: X-ray Shows Suspect Swallowed Stolen Ring In Attempt To Hide It Posted: Tuesday, September 2, 2014 4:13 PM EDT Updated: Tuesday, September 2, 2014 10:50 PM EDT 
  
 Orem,UT- A Utah woman allegedly stole an expensive ring and swallowed it. 
  
  
  
 Now, Zales jewelers are stuck waiting to get back that diamond in the rough. 
  
  
  
 Orem police say Christina Schlegel,25, waited in a car while her alleged partner-in-crime, Brian Ford,29, stole the ring. 
  
  
  
 According to police, Ford took a ring, hopped into the car, and then they drove off. 
  
  
  
 The duo didn't get far before Utah Valley University police caught up with them 30 minutes later. Police say they were confused on the whereabouts of the ring. That was until an X-ray of Schlegel's stomach was taken. 
  
  
  
 Officials released X-rays that clearly show the ring. Doctors say it could take anywhere from hours to weeks for the ring to get out of someone's intestinal tract. 
  
  
  
 Both suspects are in jail facing felony theft charges. 
  
  ||||| A Utah woman is behind bars, where she has been ordered to comb through her bowel movements to find a ring that her companion stole from a jewelry store, police said. 
  
 “No, she hasn’t passed the ring yet, and no, we’re not digging it out,” Orem Police Lt. Craig Martinez told the Daily News on Tuesday. 
  
 Christina Schlegel, 25, and Bryan Ford, 30, were arrested after Ford allegedly stole a double-band wedding ring from a Zales store, police said. 
  
 Ford had run off with the ring, chased by a mall employee, but managed to jump into a car with Schlegel behind the wheel, police said. 
  
 Christina Schlegel, 25, is jailed in Utah, where authorities are waiting for her to pass a stolen ring that she swallowed, police said. (Orem Department of Public Safety) 
  
 Their car was pulled over a short distance away, but the ring was not found. 
  
 An X-ray of the woman’s stomach showed she had swallowed it, police said. 
  
 Both were charged with felony theft and booked into the Utah County Jail. 
  
 Schlegel is in a cell with a “dry toilet” that does not flush, Martinez said. 
  
 “We don’t get paid enough to dig through people’s bowel movements,” he said. 
  
 Schlegel must do that job, he said. 
  
 Bryan Ford took the ring, but his accomplice gobbled it down, cops say. (Orem Department of Public Safety) 
  
 Police did not release details on how much the ring is worth, saying only that it cost “several thousand dollars.” 
  
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Solution:
There are some things you just know are part of the job if you're in law enforcement: dealing with criminals, putting your life on the line, even tedious paperwork. But one thing that cops in Orem, Utah, don't consider part of their job description is sifting through a suspect's bowel movements for evidence. Christina Schlegel, 25, was arrested on felony theft charges after partner-in-crime Bryan Ford allegedly stole a wedding ring from Zales jewelry store, after which she apparently swallowed it—and now local police tell the New York Daily News that Schlegel is going to have to extract it for them herself. An X-ray of Schlegel's stomach seemed to verify that she did indeed gulp down the stolen goods. The ring, which is said by police to be worth several thousand bucks, could take a couple of hours or a few weeks to make its way out of Schlegel's system, notes My Fox Philly, but either way, police aren't planning on donning their latex gloves to go through the no-flush toilet in Schlegel's jail cell. "We don’t get paid enough to dig through people’s bowel movements," an Orem lieutenant tells the Daily News. (Schlegel's alleged crime is child's play to this diamond smuggler.)