Michigan woman extradited to Florida to face fraudulent check cashing charges in Stuart
(Stuart Check Cashing, Stuart, FL, Image credit: Google Maps)
Yesterday, the Stuart Police Department announced the extradition and arrest of a Michigan woman who cashed a forged check in Stuart, Florida. On March 11, the owner of Stuart Check Cashing reported that a female had cashed a forged check in the amount of $5,800 at his business. Detective Zach Pecci of the Stuart PD conducted an investigation identifying the woman as 29-year-old Detroit resident, Corrina Campbell.
The investigation revealed that after traveling to Florida, Campbell obtained a fraudulent identification which she used to cash the forged check. On April 29, a warrant for her arrest was obtained by Detective Pecci.
Because Campbell was a Detroit resident, the Michigan State Police Warrants Unit was contacted to request their assistance in the apprehension of Campbell. On July 18, Michigan State Police located and arrested Campbell at a residence in Detroit. Campbell has since been extradited to Florida where she is currently in custody at the Martin County Jail.
Campbell was charged with:
- Grand Theft over $5,000,
- Uttering False Bank Check,
- Criminal Use of Personal ID, and,
- Possession of Forged Driver’s License.
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(Source and Corrina Campbell booking photo, Stuart Police Department)
Posted by Richard Webster, Ace News Today
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