Pittsburgh - A Clarion County woman who apparently used a stolen car to get to a state police barracks to be fingerprinted for a civilian job was arrested yesterday on an outstanding warrant from Georgia.

State police in Clarion said the woman had been sought in Georgia for stealing that car.

After taking fingerprints of Joshlynn Leigh, 30, of Strattanville, troopers learned of the warrant and placed her under arrest at 11:35 a.m.

In the parking lot of the barracks, troopers found the car that had been reported stolen.

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