Phishing - CrimeStoppers offers $2,000 reward in credit card theft
CrimeStoppers offers $2,000 reward in credit card theft
Chillico Gazette - JACKSON -Southern Ohio CrimeStoppers is offering $2,000 for information leading to the arrest and indictment of a man wanted in connection with an April credit card theft. Three credit cards were reportedly stolen from an elderly woman while she was
Escaped Inmate Back In Custody
WTVM - He was in the Muscogee County prison on credit card theft, forgery, and marijuana charges. Sapree was the second inmate to walk away from a work detail in the past three months. Muscogee County Deputy Warden Geeter Boone tells us Sapree is already
FBI: Internet scam probe probably will be fruitless
Crossville Chronicle - More information about the probe in Crossville, which started with a phone call from a credit card theft victim in Virginia, is coming to light as two sheriff's investigators continue their probe into the local connection in the World Wide Web scam.
King George County grand jury indictments
Free Lance-Star - Christina Marie Green, 28, Port Royal, 10 counts identity theft, five counts grand larceny, three counts attempt to steal currency, three counts credit card fraud, two counts credit card theft, two counts steal currency. Leah Ann Gustafson, 39
Frederick County Indictments
Winchester Star - Robert Eric Harris, 17, of the 100 block of Julee Drive, Winchester, for two counts of petty larceny, two counts of credit card theft, and grand larceny, all on June 5. Jason Allen Lowery, 24, of the 200 block of Ritter Road, Winchester, for eluding
Ashley to face juvenile charges in Smoothie King robbery
Sentinel - Lazear and Schweiger were convicted in 2004 in juvenile court on charges of credit card theft. Ashley's attorney, Barry Helfand, repeatedly argued during the hearing that his client had a lesser role in the robbery and asked the judge to consider
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