23-Year-Old's Check Scam Scheme At The Bank Fails Miserably

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On February 1st, 2023. Multiple officers were dispatched to the bank regarding a 23-year-old man who had been going to different banks trying to cash fraudulent checks in the name of different people. The final bank he went to got wind of this and immediately called police and he was arrested. The man acted clueless and pretended like he didn't know what was going on. It was discovered that when the man went to the second bank he successfully cashed one of the checks for $1940. It was also discovered that the man had an active warrant out for his arrest from Virginia for the same type of crime. Police called the two victims, however only one of them wanted to prosecute him. After he was transported back to jail, he started to confess to his crimes in the interview room with the detective. This is the body-cam footage of the events that followed.

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[Therealhanchoshow]

Bro kept coming back like the banks were a casino 🤣🤦🏽‍♂️

[kimberly-gmnq]

That arrogance left the room. When the detective told him, " No bond." Because of the warrant in Virginia.

[infxmhc]

"how did you get here?" "I got here" 🤣

[emsbrelopez]

Dude forgot the number one rule of living in America. The banks screw you not the other way around 😂

[maraMARSHMALLW]

He is so overly confident it’s embarrassing

[julee]

He got away with cashing one check and he wasn't satisfied with that? He deserves to be in jail.

[cleatusvandamme]

"Police called the two victims, however only one of them wanted to prosecute him." Stop babying these people. He stole from you.

[LongrunQBJK]

Bro is acting like tony montana in the beginning interrogation scene 😂

[SargentD]

If only we held politicians to the same standards for money laundering

[Audios]

I had this confidence once when I was 7 and got ahold of my mom's old checkbook then wrote myself *a check for 1 billion dollars.*

[ThatBeeyatch]

To be a thief is one thing, but to be a thief and be smug, nonchalant with a “no phucks given” attitude is the definition of audacity .

[calvinwelder]

When the cops tell you honestly is going to go a long way, you know you’re fucked

[brendenstorms]

That officer notepad has been through it

[modelcitizen]

Even when he's "cooperating", he's lying and minimizing as much as possible. This is a career crime.

[JerryMetal]

His plan for getting caught was to get bonded out by his 'employer' and then leave state again. Too bad for him this wasn't an option this time. Serves him right.

[quinnsells]

“Honesty goes a very long way with us” is the biggest line of horse shit cops say lmao

[susanne]

In his mind he wasn't doing anything wrong, because he doesn't see anything wrong with stealing.

[winniepooh]

The bank tellers seem excited to have some action!😂

[eternity]

They need to confiscate the phones immediately as they are always letting their accomplices know they have been caught.

[hollandc]

He was smiling so confidently, I thought he was going to “Jack Sparrow” his way out of the situation.😂