The last piece of jewelry stolen during a robbery was found after one of the alleged thieves was scanned by an X-ray machine, revealing the missing diamond ring, police in Ohio said. 
 
 Macie Young, 61, and Leroy Bridgman, 57, are accused of robbing a jewelry store in Sycamore Township, Ohio, last week and stealing at least 27 diamond rings. The heist was thwarted after an alarm went off and the duo was stuck on an elevator with 26 diamond rings and tools, including a large screwdriver and a ski mask, police said. 
 
 Mike Robison, public information officer at the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, said the pair attempted to hide jewels in the elevator panels, but officers found everything except one final ring. 
 
 "There was one ring that was not accounted for," Robison said, noting that authorities put Young through and X-ray machine "and found it in [Young's] midsection. She continued to deny that it was there." 
 
 Hamilton County Justice Center 
 
 That X-ray machine is used to check prisoners at the local jail to make sure they have not hidden any contraband or weapons in body cavities when entering the facility, Robison said. 
 
 Both Young and Bridgman have been charged with breaking and entering and possessing criminal tools, police said. Young also faced charges for drug possession and drug paraphernalia. 
 
 A lawyer for Young told ABC News that she has entered a not-guilty plea and have no further comment. 
 
 Bridgman's lawyer could not be immediately reached for comment. 

 CINCINNATI -- Modern technology has not been kind to two suspected jewel thieves. 
 
 First, they got trapped in an elevator as they allegedly tried to make their getaway from Diamond’s Rock jewelry store in Kenwood last week. 
 
 Leroy Bridgman, 57, and Marcie Young, 61, are accused of attempting to steal 26 diamond rings worth a combined $86,000. 
 
 BACKGROUND: Would-be jewel thieves trapped in elevator, deputies say 
 
 Deputies said they found the pair in an elevator next to the business. 
 
 But in fact, there were 27 rings: Young hid the final one inside herself, according to Hamilton County Maj. Charmaine McGuffey. 
 
 Young was booked into the Hamilton County Justice Center and had to go through a body-scanning X-ray machine, like any other inmate. 
 
 "We saw it through the scan," McGuffey said. "We, of course, then explained to her that she must remove that from her body cavity, and she did." 
 
 The jail installed the body scanner in 2012; it cost about $200,000, paid for entirely through the jail commissary. When inmates go through it, "they literally hold onto their shoes -- and they go through the machine, just like at the airport," McGuffey said. 
 
 Hamilton County was the first sheriff's department in Ohio and in the Tri-State region to begin using the type of X-ray that helped locate the ring. The jewelry was a fortunate find; McGuffey has seen far worse. 
 
 "I mean, we've had guys try and sneak in screwdrivers, you know, all manner of any kind of metal that they can use later on inside the facility," she said. 
 
 Both Bridgman and Young have been charged with breaking and entering and possessing criminal tools. Young faces additional charges of drug possession and drug paraphernalia.
– The missing 27th diamond ring from a botched jewelry store heist in Ohio was finally found—inside one of the alleged thieves, ABC News reports. Police say 61-year-old Macie Young and 57-year-old Leroy Bridgman robbed the store last week to the tune of more than $86,000 worth of diamond rings but were arrested when they got stuck in the elevator, according to WCPO. ABC reports the duo allegedly tried to hide the rings in the elevator panels, but they were quickly found—all but one. Upon entering jail, inmates are put through an X-ray machine, WCPO reports. Police say when Young went through, they spotted the 27th ring in her "midsection." "She continued to deny that it was there," a sheriff's spokesperson tells ABC. But the ring was eventually recovered. "We saw it through the scan," one official tells WCPO. "We, of course, then explained to her that she must remove that from her body cavity, and she did."