A former housekeeper at a hospital in Lehi, Utah, has been arrested for allegedly stealing additional medical supplies, including bone grafts, and attempting to sell them. This incident follows a previous conviction earlier this year when the individual was on probation for a separate theft involving $100,000 worth of medical supplies. According to local law enforcement, the suspect, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed, was apprehended after an investigation revealed that bone grafts and other medical materials went missing from the facility while in the accused's custody. The police launched an inquiry after hospital staff noted discrepancies in inventory records. Upon reviewing surveillance footage, investigators identified the former employee as a key suspect in the alleged theft. The new accusations have raised concerns among hospital officials and local residents about security protocols and inventory management at the facility. Medical supplies, particularly bone grafts and other surgical materials, are critical for various surgical procedures and significantly impact patient care. The loss of such supplies raises both ethical and operational questions, especially given the nature of the items involved. Authorities have reported that the former employee had previously been convicted for stealing a substantial quantity of medical goods. In that case, the individual received probation instead of a lengthier prison sentence, an outcome that has sparked criticism from some community members who believe stricter penalties are necessary to deter similar crimes in the healthcare sector. As the investigation proceeds, the Lehi hospital is cooperating with law enforcement agencies to retrieve the stolen items and assess any possible implications for patient safety. The police have also urged anyone with information related to the case to come forward in order to aid in the ongoing investigation. This incident continues to highlight the vulnerability of healthcare facilities to internal theft and the importance of maintaining robust security measures that protect valuable medical supplies. Formal charges against the individual are pending, and a court date is expected to be scheduled in the coming weeks.