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LOMPOC, Calif. (AP) — Authorities on California's Central Coast have arrested a man wanted in Utah for the last two years for alleged sexual abuse of a child.
A Santa Barbara County Sheriff's spokeswoman said Saturday that deputies arrested 52-year-old Jose Luis Coronado at his workplace a day earlier.
Kelly Hoover said deputies had been looking for Coronado since learning in mid-July that he was somewhere in the Mission Hills community north of Lompoc.
Hoover said he's been wanted in Draper, Utah since 2012 for aggravated sexual abuse of a child, but she didn't have further details about the case.
A call to a Draper Police Department spokesman has not been returned.
Investigators are concerned Coronado may have committed similar crimes in the county, where he has been living since fleeing Utah.
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