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Connecticut State Police Patch STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Department of Public Safety
1111 Country Club Road
Middletown, Connecticut 06457		  
Contact: 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 4, 2007

                           STATE POLICE SEEK PUBLIC’S HELP

                                            TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT

              

   On 8/10/07, an unknown black female cashed a counterfeit Sprague Board of Education check in the amount of $1,168.83 at a TD BankNorth branch in West Hartford, CT. The unknown female is allegedly part of a counterfeit check-cashing ring operating out of the greater Hartford area. This check-cashing ring had been responsible for cashing more than$50,000 in counterfeit checks at other BankNorth locations throughout the state of CT since June of 2007. 

    

   The suspect female is also wanted by the Natick, Massachusetts, Police Department for a similar incident that occurred at a Natick bank on 8/22/06 (pictured in the first link below).  The unidentified female made 4 withdrawals over $1,000 from both the victim’s business and personal accounts.  The female appears on the Massachusetts Most Wanted website at www.massmostwanted.com

    

   The Connecticut State Police and the Hartford Police Department are actively investigating this case and searching for the counterfeit check-cashing ring members.

   State Police are asking anyone who may recognize this female suspect to call

1-860-848-6500 all calls will be kept confidential. 

Photo of suspect from Natick, Mass. Police Dept.

Photo of suspect from Connecticut bank

2nd photo of suspect from Connecticut bank

3rd photo of suspect from Connecticut bank

4th photo of suspect from Connecticut bank