Kimberly Lynn Ennis, convicted of forgery.

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The fugitive: Kimberly Lynn Ennis

When and where: Various dates and locations from October 2005 through March 2006.

Investigator: Ruben Rosales of the Pima County Adult Probation Warrants Unit

Summary: On Oct. 9, 2005, a home was burglarized and numerous items — including unused checks — were taken, according to court records. After the burglary, checks totaling more than $2,000 were written from the account.

Less than three weeks later, a search warrant was served at Ennis' home, in the 2300 block of South Jefferson Avenue, court documents show. Inside, police found computers, printers, a digital camera, an Oklahoma license plate, narcotics, narcotics paraphernalia, ammunition and two driver's licenses with Ennis' photo but different names.

She was arrested and released on her own recognizance.

On March 8, 2006, police were at a residence in the 900 block of North Seventh Avenue when Ennis arrived, court documents say. She told officers she used to live there but had moved out.

A search during that incident yielded 10 to 15 Wal-Mart gift cards, two driver's licenses with her photo but other names, a computer, a printer and blank check stock, documents say.

She was once again arrested and released.

Five days later, a victim reported that his vehicle was broken into and personal checks were stolen. Shortly thereafter, a check-cashing business reported that Ennis had tried to cash a check from the account payable to herself but signed with the victim's name, documents say. A clerk called the account-holders, who said the check was stolen. Ennis left but forgot her state identification card at the business.

On March 31, 2006, Tucson police stopped a vehicle that belonged to Ennis' mother, and it had a stolen license plate, court documents said. Police had issued a stop and arrest order for Ennis, who was a passenger in the car.

She was taken into custody on forgery charges.

The latest information: Ennis was facing six counts — three forgery charges, one theft by misrepresentation charge, one fraudulent schemes and artifices charge, and one on taking the identity of another.

All charges with the exception of the forgery charge were dismissed.

Ennis was sentenced to 1 1/2 years in prison with credit for 97 days served. In April 2007, she was released from prison.

After her release, she was to serve three years' probation.

Ennis has since violated her probation and is wanted by the Adult Probation Department.

Ennis is described as being 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing 155 pounds and having brown hair and brown eyes.

How you can help: Call 88-CRIME, the anonymous tip line of the Pima County Attorney's Office.

— Alexis Huicochea