Plainfield Politician Admits To Filing Phony Voter Registration Applications Plainfield Politician Admits To Filing Phony Voter Registration Applications Plainfield Politician Admits To Filing Phony Voter Registration Applications
Plainfield Politician Admits To Filing Phony Voter Registration Applications A 71-year-old Plainfield man who previously man for mayor pleaded guilty on Monday, April 27, admitting he attempted to file numerous fraudulent voter registration applications, authorities said. Henrilynn Ibezim pleaded guilty to forgery, Attorney General Jennifer Davenport said. Ibezim brought a garbage bag containing approximately 1,000 falsified voter registration applications to an Elizabeth post office, intending to mail the documents to the Union County Commissioner of Registration, Davenport said. He created attempted to submit false voter registration applications containing…
Woman Tried To Defraud Victim Out Of $800: Stafford PD Woman Tried To Defraud Victim Out Of $800: Stafford PD Woman Tried To Defraud Victim Out Of $800: Stafford PD
Woman Tried To Defraud Victim Out Of $800: Stafford PD A 63-year-old North Arlington woman was arrested and charged after she tried to steal $800 from a victim at TD Bank, authorities announced Friday, April 24. An investigation into Linda Acquino began after a Stafford Township resident said she was notified by TD Bank in New Brunswick of a fraudulent transaction in the amount of $800, Stafford police said. Acquino used a New Jersey driver's license containing the victim’s personal identifying information to gain access to her account, police said. She was charged with theft, identity theft and knowingly exhibiting false identification, …
Baldwin Fraudster Made 110 Illegal Transactions In Chase Scam: Police Baldwin Fraudster Made 110 Illegal Transactions In Chase Scam: Police Baldwin Fraudster Made 110 Illegal Transactions In Chase Scam: Police
Baldwin Fraudster Made 110 Illegal Transactions In Chase Scam: Police A Long Island fraudster made 110 illegal transactions from Chase Bank accounts to steal $55,000, police said Friday, April 3. Paras Javed, 26-year-old Baldwin man, was arrested Thursday, April 2 and hit with numerous charges, the Nassau County Police Department said. Javed contacted Chase customer service and claimed to be an account holder on multiple occasions, then changed the victims’ mailing addresses to his own and ordered debit cards, cops said. The scheme began in November 2025 and continued into January 2026, according to investigators. During those two months, he made all 110 una…
NY Man Stole More Than $33K In Massage Chairs From Westport Store: Police NY Man Stole More Than $33K In Massage Chairs From Westport Store: Police NY Man Stole More Than $33K In Massage Chairs From Westport Store: Police
NY Man Stole More Than $33K In Massage Chairs From Westport Store: Police A New York man is accused of stealing more than $33,000 worth of massage chairs from a Westport business, authorities said.  Alberto Gracequis-Nunez, 28, of the Bronx, is accused of carrying out the scheme, according to Westport police. The case began on Nov. 7 when staff at Mike’s Factory Direct on Kings Highway North flagged a suspicious online order. An employee reported that the order included four massage chairs totaling $33,136. Police said two chairs were picked up in Westport. The other two were collected at a related location in Elmsford, New York. Investigators said the it…
South Brunswick Cop Admits To Stealing $75K From PBA For Home Improvements: Prosecutor South Brunswick Cop Admits To Stealing $75K From PBA For Home Improvements: Prosecutor South Brunswick Cop Admits To Stealing $75K From PBA For Home Improvements: Prosecutor
South Brunswick Cop Admits To Stealing $75K From PBA For Home Improvements: Prosecutor A 53-year-old South Brunswick police officer pleaded guilty stealing more than $75,000 from his Policeman's Benevolent Association chapter, authorities announced Friday, March 27. Jason Gassman pleaded guilty to theft and is expected to be sentenced to seven years in prison, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond Santiago said.  An investigation into Gassman was launched after he stole bedding valued at $100 from an Ocean Township department store, Santiago said. Gassman had served as his local PBA's treasurer since 2009, stealing more than $75,000 over the last six years by using the ch…
Jersey City Woman Stole $86K Using Fake Debit Cards: AG Jersey City Woman Stole $86K Using Fake Debit Cards: AG Jersey City Woman Stole $86K Using Fake Debit Cards: AG
Jersey City Woman Stole $86K Using Fake Debit Cards: AG A 46-year-old Jersey City woman was indicted on theft charges after she used fake debit cards to steal $86,840, authorities announced Tuesday, March 17. Ibelis Gonzalez is charged with theft by deception, impersonation/theft of identity and using fake government documents, Attorney General Jennifer Davenport said. In 2024, Gonzalez entered several Citizen Bank branches throughout New Jersey and presented multiple fictious identification documents in the names of people to obtain debit cards for the accounts of each of six victims, Davenport said. She withdrew $60,500 from the bank and the d…
Greenwich Man Gets 4 Years For Scamming Colleges, Including UConn, Out Of $500K: Feds Greenwich Man Gets 4 Years For Scamming Colleges, Including UConn, Out Of $500K: Feds Greenwich Man Gets 4 Years For Scamming Colleges, Including UConn, Out Of $500K: Feds
Greenwich Man Gets 4 Years For Scamming Colleges, Including UConn, Out Of $500K: Feds A Connecticut man found guilty of using stolen identities and credit card information to scam universities out of hundreds of thousands of dollars is heading to federal prison, authorities said.  Dickson Alorwornu, 36, of Greenwich, was sentenced to four years behind bars and two years of parole on Monday, March 9, the US Attorney for the District of Connecticut said.  Evidence at his trial showed that in December 2017, Alorwornu used other people’s identities to submit two non-degree student applications to the University of Connecticut. He then used stolen credit card informatio…
Man, Accomplice Try Withdrawing Money With Fake ID At Credit Union In Mahopac: Police Man, Accomplice Try Withdrawing Money With Fake ID At Credit Union In Mahopac: Police Man, Accomplice Try Withdrawing Money With Fake ID At Credit Union In Mahopac: Police
Man, Accomplice Try Withdrawing Money With Fake ID At Credit Union In Mahopac: Police Two men are facing multiple felony charges after police said they tried to withdraw money using a fraudulent driver’s license at a Putnam County credit union. Officers were called to Hudson Valley Credit Union on Route 6 in Mahopac at around 4:40 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25, after Putnam County 911 received a report that a man was attempting to take out money with what appeared to be a fake ID, Carmel Police said this week. Patrol officers and detectives soon responded and arrested 31-year-old Jordan Wright of Manhattan and 39-year-old White Plains resident Derrick Sutton, who police describ…
New Rochelle Contractor Pocketed $50K Meant For Employees, DA Says New Rochelle Contractor Pocketed $50K Meant For Employees, DA Says New Rochelle Contractor Pocketed $50K Meant For Employees, DA Says
New Rochelle Contractor Pocketed $50K Meant For Employees, DA Says A New Rochelle contractor has been re-arrested and hit with new felony charges for allegedly stealing more than $50,000 in wages from his own employees. Artemio Fuerte, 40, was arraigned in New Rochelle City Court Tuesday, March 3, on charges including grand larceny and scheme to defraud, both felonies. He also faces five counts of failure to pay wages when due under labor law, a misdemeanor. Fuerte, the owner and operator of Fuerte Construction Services LLC, withheld approximately $51,720 in wages from five employees between September 2022 and October 2025, the Westchester County DA’s offi…
$12K Bitcoin Lancaster County Jury Duty Scam Lands SC Woman On PA Most Wanted List: Police $12K Bitcoin Lancaster County Jury Duty Scam Lands SC Woman On PA Most Wanted List: Police $12K Bitcoin Lancaster County Jury Duty Scam Lands SC Woman On PA Most Wanted List: Police
$12K Bitcoin Lancaster County Jury Duty Scam Lands SC Woman On PA Most Wanted List: Police A phone call claiming to be from a sheriff cost a Lancaster County resident $12,000 — and now a South Carolina woman is wanted in connection with the alleged scam, Manheim Township Police announced on Friday, Feb. 27. Veronica Anntonette Oliva, 36, of Columbia, SC, has been charged with Dealing In Proceeds Of Unlawful Activities, Theft By Deception, Criminal Conspiracy (Theft By Deception), and Receiving Stolen Property, according to the release. Police said the case began on Jan. 30, 2026, when a victim reported receiving a telephone call from a man identifying himself as “Sgt. Dean Mitche…
Ex-New Haven Police Chief Charged With Stealing $85K From City Funds Meant For Informants Ex-New Haven Police Chief Charged With Stealing $85K From City Funds Meant For Informants Ex-New Haven Police Chief Charged With Stealing $85K From City Funds Meant For Informants
Ex-New Haven Police Chief Charged With Stealing $85K From City Funds Meant For Informants A former Connecticut police chief faces felony charges after prosecutors say he took tens of thousands of dollars from city funds meant to pay for programs and confidential informants, authorities said. Former New Haven Police Chief Karl R. Jacobson turned himself in to authorities on Friday, Feb. 20, according to the Office of the State’s Attorney. Jacobson is charged with two counts of larceny in the first degree by defrauding a public community, prosecutors said. He was released on a $150,000 bond. The City of New Haven reported the alleged embezzlement on Jan. 5. The next day, state of…
‘Under $10K,’ They Say — CBP Finds Nearly $120K Anyway At Dulles Airport ‘Under $10K,’ They Say — CBP Finds Nearly $120K Anyway At Dulles Airport ‘Under $10K,’ They Say — CBP Finds Nearly $120K Anyway At Dulles Airport
‘Under $10K,’ They Say — CBP Finds Nearly $120K Anyway At Dulles Airport Not so fast. Four travelers who told federal officers they were carrying less than $10,000 were instead found with stacks of cash totaling nearly $120,000 at Washington Dulles International Airport, authorities said. US Customs and Border Protection officers seized $119,178 in unreported currency from four international travelers at Dulles last month as travelers tried to pull fast ones on agents. In each case, officers said travelers were clearly informed of US currency reporting laws and then declared — verbally and in writing — that they were carrying less than $10,000.  Lies. In…