Police Bodycam Footage Shows Elderly Woman Being Scammed Out of $40,000 in Bitcoin Scheme

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White Settlement, Texas — An alert citizen's quick actions saved an elderly woman from a costly scam at a local gas station. Myndi Jordan, 38, intervened when she noticed the elderly woman depositing thousands of dollars into a Bitcoin ATM at a Chevron station. The woman was on the phone with an alleged Chase Bank representative, who turned out to be a scammer, according to White Settlement police. "I have the bank on the phone. I'm in danger," the elderly woman told White Settlement Police Sgt. James Stewart.

Sgt. Stewart had responded to a 911 call from Jordan, who had previously been a victim of identity theft and was concerned upon witnessing the large deposit. By the time Sgt. Stewart arrived, the woman had already deposited $23,900. In the police body camera footage, the officer approaches the elderly woman, who was on Facetime with a man pretending to be a member of Chase Bank's security team. The officer intervened, asking to speak to the woman and urging her to stop depositing money into the ATM. The woman handed over her phone, and the man on the other end repeatedly demanded to speak to her, but Sgt. Stewart did not comply.

Investigations revealed that the scammer had orchestrated a ride-share service to transport the elderly woman to a local Chase Bank, where she withdrew $40,000 in cash. Another ride was then arranged to take her to the gas station to deposit the money into the Bitcoin ATM. White Settlement Police Department (WSPD) is now collaborating with the Bitcoin law enforcement liaison and the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney's Office to recover the woman's money. The department announced that it plans to honor the good Samaritan, Myndi Jordan, in a City Council meeting for her vigilance and quick action.

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White Settlement, Texas — An alert citizen's quick actions saved an elderly woman from a costly scam at a local gas station. Myndi Jordan, 38, intervened when she noticed the elderly woman depositing thousands of dollars into a Bitcoin ATM at a Chevron station. The woman was on the phone with an alleged Chase Bank representative, who turned out to be a scammer, according to White Settlement police. "I have the bank on the phone. I'm in danger, " the elderly woman told White Settlement Police Sgt. James Stewart.

Sgt. Stewart had responded to a 911 call from Jordan, who had previously been a victim of identity theft and was concerned upon witnessing the large deposit. By the time Sgt. Stewart arrived, the woman had already deposited $23, 900. In the police body camera footage, the officer approaches the elderly woman, who was on Facetime with a man pretending to be a member of Chase Bank's security team. The officer intervened, asking to speak to the woman and urging her to stop depositing money into the ATM. The woman handed over her phone, and the man on the other end repeatedly demanded to speak to her, but Sgt. Stewart did not comply.

Investigations revealed that the scammer had orchestrated a ride-share service to transport the elderly woman to a local Chase Bank, where she withdrew $40, 000 in cash. Another ride was then arranged to take her to the gas station to deposit the money into the Bitcoin ATM. White Settlement Police Department (WSPD) is now collaborating with the Bitcoin law enforcement liaison and the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney's Office to recover the woman's money. The department announced that it plans to honor the good Samaritan, Myndi Jordan, in a City Council meeting for her vigilance and quick action.

[gringoboy]

That lady saved this woman's entire retirement.

[shawshank]

The world loves that woman who called it in. That cop was amazing

[dolamike]

We need to educate our elderly on these stupid scammers.

[iloveschicken]

Aces to the lady who called and the Officer! God bless them!

[spencero]

As a fraud investigator myself, this woman is amazing for stepping up and doing the right thing.

[cbreezy]

That scammer probably said a family was in danger unless she pays. Terrible man.

[makeapennycry]

The nerve of that scammer to keep going with the officer.

[GTCharged]

What a useless waste of oxygen that scammer is. Cops on the phone and still screaming at the woman to send him money, that's wild.

[B.NiceU]

That caller who called 911 is an awesome person. Need more good hearts like hers!

[mandykehau]

OMG thank God for that woman who called 911

[KittyxKult]

Bless this woman who noticed and called in.

[sherryscheuring]

That young lady that helped stop this from happening deserves a medal.

[bahahaha]

Shoutout to the lady that called it in, 99% of people wouldve just walked away or ignored her because they wouldn't want the hassle

[Chevy_Gang_]

Thank god for that lady for calling 911. Save this poor lady from a lot of financial and emotional heartache

[mayberryfiya]

The office so mad for her he’s shaking man I felt that! 😡poor lady😞

[marvinshenk]

A crime against an elderly person is just so evil.

[vasyls]

Indian accent should've been a red flag in itself.

[wildwildItaly]

What an evil person, and he was even putting up a fight, unbelievable

[alexcusma]

This exact situation happens to one of my clients. He lost $10, 000. This woman caller is a hero and very aware of her surroundings. Well done lady.