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Clark County bail agents trip up suspect in ‘prolific’ identity thefts

Team travels to Florida, helps arrest man accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in property

By , Columbian Assistant Metro Editor
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Daniel Medeiros, from left, joins David Regan and Richard Hassler outside Regan Bail Bonds in downtown Vancouver on Sept. 30. The bail enforcement agents tracked an accused "prolific" identity thief from Vancouver to Florida over the last few months and assisted in his capture by the Collier County Sheriff's Office.  At top, a mug shot of fugitive Anatoly Kutsar.
Daniel Medeiros, from left, joins David Regan and Richard Hassler outside Regan Bail Bonds in downtown Vancouver on Sept. 30. The bail enforcement agents tracked an accused "prolific" identity thief from Vancouver to Florida over the last few months and assisted in his capture by the Collier County Sheriff's Office. At top, a mug shot of fugitive Anatoly Kutsar. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

A team of Clark County bail recovery agents were behind the Florida arrest of a man described as a “prolific” identity thief suspected of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in property.

After evading capture for months, Anatoly Kutsar, 39, was arrested Sept. 21 in Naples, Fla.,

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