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Robert J. Arthur (left), a detective with Ventura County Sheriff's Office, talks with Steve Polk about possible leads on catalytic converter thefts from Toyota trucks in his neighborhood.

Photo by Juan Carlo, Ventura County Star

Robert J. Arthur (left), a detective with Ventura County Sheriff's Office, talks with Steve Polk about possible leads on catalytic converter thefts from Toyota trucks in his neighborhood.

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  • Robert J. Arthur (left), a detective with Ventura County Sheriff's Office, talks with Steve Polk about possible leads on catalytic converter thefts from Toyota trucks in his neighborhood.
  • Robert J. Arthur (left), a detective with the Ventura County Sheriff's Office, knocks at a house where a Toyota truck was missing a catalytic converter. The agency is investigating a couple of catalytic converter thefts in that neighborhood. Arthur was named Deputy of the Year by the Camarillo Noontime Optimist Club.
  • Robert J. Arthur (left), a Camarillo-based detective with Ventura County Sheriff's Office, looks underneath a Toyota truck parked on the side of the street with a catalytic converter missing.
  • Robert J. Arthur (left), a Camarillo-based detective with the Ventura County Sheriff's Office, talks with Joe Lavin about possible leads on thefts of catalytic converters from Toyota trucks in his neighborhood. Arthur was named Deputy of the Year by the Camarillo Noontime Optimist Club.

Growing up in Camarillo, Robert Arthur never intended to become a police officer. Instead, the Camarillo High School student had his sights set on a career as a physical therapist. His career change to law enforcement turned out to be the right decision.

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