DAVIS - A former UC Davis employee surrendered Thursday on charges of felony embezzlement in connection with her work at the university's William M. Pritchard Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, campus police announced.

Emily Ramos of Woodland surrendered at the Yolo County Jail at 10 a.m., police said. She was released after posting a bond for $20,000 in bail.

Police said Ramos is accused of 38 counts of embezzlement; she is due for arraignment in Superior Court on June 24.

Ramos was employed as a pharmacy technician at the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital from July 2001 until December 2010, when she left university employment. She allegedly stole pet medications from the pharmacy and resold them.

WOODLAND - Police arrested 23-year-old Nicholas Kraig Fisher, of Woodland, Monday afternoon after he broke into a home.

The incident happened around 4:30 p.m. when a neighbor noticed Fisher enter the backyard of a home in the 1000 block of Leake Circle. The witness called police and told them Fisher then broke a patio glass door to get inside the house.

Responding officers surrounded the home before entering to find Fisher upstairs. After verifying with the property owners that Fisher had no lawful right to be inside of the house, he was arrested for felony vandalism and being under the influence of a controlled substance. No one was injured in the incident.

Police said Fisher did not take any property or damage anything inside of the home.

VACAVILLE - After 13 years with the City of Vacaville and almost 30 years in public service, Finance Director/Assistant City Manager Ken Campo has announced his plans to retire toward the end of 2011.

 “I am grateful for having had the opportunity to serve such a wonderful community.  I’ve had the privilege of working with very supportive City Managers and City Councils over the years, along with engaged and supportive residents and a dedicated and hard working city staff.  It’s been an experience that’s far exceeded my personal and professional expectations,” Campo said. “Vacaville has great people; it’s a great organization with a great council.”

Along with his responsibilities as finance director, the city’s Information Technology Department was also under his supervision. In July 2009 he added assistant city manager to his list of titles. Before coming to Vacaville, Campo spent 13 years with the City of Vallejo.