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Woman Indicted On 13 Credit Card Fraud Counts In Escambia, Alabama
March 7, 2023
A grand jury has indicted a Brewton woman on 13 counts of fraudulent use of a credit card in Escambia County, Alabama.
Angel M. Boyd, 49, was booked into the Escambia County (AL) Detention Center before being released the following day on a $100,000 bond.
“The indictment was the result of a fraud complaint that was filed in reference to unauthorized purchases that had been made on a credit card that did not belong to Angel Boyd,” Sheriff Heath Jackson said. “This is still an active investigation and other charges are expected.”
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9 Responses to “Woman Indicted On 13 Credit Card Fraud Counts In Escambia, Alabama”
@skeptical true but not 13 times…
I feel sorry for these people because the have wasted their lives not because they were caught and are going to jail. I wish everyone was perfect like straighter appears to be. I know I am not.
Sounds like she’s already been tried and convicted. Remember, many people are accused of crimes they didn’t commit.
George, As someone who has had credit card info stolen and used, I feel no sorrow for her. She has stolen and needs to pay for it. Certainly forgiveness is from the lord, but she committed a crime against some innocent people and needs to pay.
Let’s see she bonded out that means she kept some of the money or she may have used a credit card or got some great friends or family !!!! Hmmm either way I think she will probably need to pay someone back
I truly feel sorry for people like this.
@Passingthrough ty, first thing that came to my silly mind. Ha!
^ Susie you win the internet today lol.
Did she bond out with a credit card???