Three women from Cleveland were discovered conducting a scheme where they were found to be orchestrating a check kiting scheme. The three women attempted to run the money through a casino called The Horseshoe Casino and then withdrawal the money. The women were individually charged with multiple attempts to commit bank fraud. Two of the women forged checks and withdrew the money as cash. The ladies also passed bad checks and stole from banks. The group also used outside individuals to open bank accounts and pass over debit cards to women in the group. Their fraudulent actions accounted to total to 165,000 dollars. The fraud committed by the group of ladies is known as check kiting. The ladies fraudulent activity was discovered by special agents
Garcia and Licata took a number of old invoices and issued checks in the invoice amount, subsequently cashing the checks and splitting the amount between themselves. DeLoach soon after joined them and deposited a number of checks, issued by Licata, into various personal accounts throughout Miami. DeLoach used the funds from the fraudulent checks to write checks to Garcia and Licata (Barnett, 2007).
Mr. Bowens advised sometime prior to 10/28/2015, a known acquaintance, Latoya Jackson stole checks #519 and #520 out of the back of his checkbook
On 01/26/2017, I spoke with Sherra Stevanus in the District II Lobby of the Pasco Sheriff`s Office in reference to a forged check. Ms. Stevanus advised her Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union check # 1370, that she wrote to Christa Maida on 09/26/2014, in the amount of $100.00 has been duplicated, the date altered to 09/26/17, amount changed to $900.00 and cashed again by Christa Maida on 01/25/2017.
2) Frank A. Tassone; the former business manager, Pamela Gluckin; and an accounting clerk, Debra Rigano, who is a niece of Ms. Gluckin embezzled money in a scheme in which Dr. Tassone and Ms. Gluckin and nine of their family members and friends charged $5.9 million for personal items and cash advances on 74 personal credit cards. Then Ms. Gluckin and Dr. Tassone used district checks to pay those bills. The audit found that Dr. Tassone and
In one incident, a minister was fleeced for all of his cash while his ship was docked at Natchez, MS, a popular gambling destination. Obviously, a man of the cloth was compelling victim for the ship’s captain, John Russell. Russell, along with his crew, confronted the grifters, but they initially refused to return the money. However, the card cheats decided to return the money to the minister after Russell threatened to tear down the gambling hall by dragging it into the river attached to his boat.
+Log:+ Once SCP-0933-02 has pinned a subject, it will place SCP-0933-01 over the subject's eyes, ears, nose, or mouth, and removing it along with the covered part. The victims must never come to contact with SCP-0933-01 again because of their conviction that they could regain their facial features back. In all cases, the subjects merely removed their remaining facial features.
Kit foxes, also called Vulpes Macrotis are among the smallest foxes in America. The kit fox is very easily mistaken for a dog however when you look at their appearance you realize that proportions are not that of a dog's. Many people often confuse the kit fox with its larger cousin, the grey desert fox.
White collar crime costs Americans tax payers an estimated “$300 billion annually” (White-collar Crime), but more importantly hurts millions of American emotionally and financially who put their trust in stock market and financial institutions. Surprisingly, even with the astronomical cost only a few perpetrators are ever indicted and even fewer receive any sort of punishment for their greed and selfishness. On October 1, 2014 Florida had witness a rare indictment of not one or two but three Florida bankers trying to side step FDIC into giving them a subsidy loan over $3 Million. Donald “Terry” Dubose, Frank A. Baker, and Elwood “Woody” West were all indicted on twelve different counts of banking-related fraud.
The main objective of this investigation is to see if funds are being misappropriated and who is misappropriating these funds. In conducting this investigation we needed to take many steps to ensure that the tip that the department received was true. To begin we checked personnel records and company records to gather information (Albrecht, Albrecht, and Zimbelman, 216) on the suspect, Rita Crundwell. Information such as how long has this suspect has worked in the city, what her position is, and what it entails. We also went through the accounts that she is transferring the cities money into and verified that all of these are all legitimate accounts of the city. If we found any errors or accounts that were not legitimate we would note these down and ask Rita about these accounts during the interview.
There are three distinct categories of students who attend Forsyth Technical Community College: the hyper high school students, the young adult students, and the mature older students. Of course, there are outliers to each of these categories, but the majority of students fall within these three groups.
A political leader needs dirt on his opponent. A plan is hatched, illegal. A check originally meant for other purposes ends up in someone’s bank account. A break-in is carried out. Heads roll. If one were to ask any informed citizen to guess which event the above series of sentences described, they would most certainly offer the break-in at the Watergate Hotel by Richard Nixon’s now-notorious White House Plumbers as answer. They would most certainly be wrong.
Kevlar is a material formed by combining para-phenylenediamine and terephthaloyl chloride ( Technology Student ). Kevlar can be used to make bulletproof vests.
be labeled as a crime, even though the checkbook was misplaced and was in fact
The case of Rita Crundwell revolves around a town, other employees, and an auditor 's blind trust in a women, who clearly did not deserve the trust. Crundwell was the town Comptroller. The fraud resulted in 53 million dollars to be siphoned from the town 's funds in a time frame of 20 years. Crundwell covered her tracks with a fake bank account, fake invoices, and the party line of blaming the state for simply being behind on payments. There were many red flags during the two decades of this scheme, but due to the town 's small size and trusting attitude, they relied heavily on external audits, which were not up to par.
Lost my heart to the streets, struggling to cope, but never losing hope Aint been the same ever since, intense…. Heart Luke warm, I say that with sarcastic charm Simply because I’m in between heaven and hell This isn’t a dream I’m trying to sale Somebody post my bail Screaming “I NEED MY HEART BACK”