Woman who used stun gun to steal $40K ring and fled in "Smart Car" arrested

An Arizona woman who fired a stun gun about 15 times at a woman on a Bucktown street in October so she and the victim’s daughter could steal a $40,000 engagement ring has been arrested and charged.
Linda Falk, 55, of the 19500 block of North Bright Angel Lane in Surprise, AZ, was arrested Friday night at a motel in Bannockburn and has been charged with armed robbery using a Taser or stun gun.
The victim’s daughter, Julie P. Franck, was arrested Nov. 16 and charged with armed robbery in connection with the Oct. 9 attack outside her mother's home in the 1700 block of North Marshfield Avenue. Franck, 36, was wearing a ski mask when her mother, age 55, was robbed.
A witness was able to pull off Franck's ski mask before Franck and the other suspect drove off in a Smart Car after the robbery.
Franck and the other suspect are accused of stealing credit and debit cards from Franck's mother, in addition to her 3.5-carat diamond ring and cash, according to court documents.
Franck's mother was treated for her injuries at Resurrection St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital and released