by In a recent incident in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, a woman has been accused of scamming cash from an ATM and transferring funds from a bank account to Cash App. The Halifax County Sheriff’s Office revealed that the case began in January when a local resident discovered that their access to the bank account had been altered.
Background of the Incident
The suspect, identified as Jalissa Slade, 32, of Roanoke Rapids, was previously linked to a wild robbery at a Walmart in the area a year ago. In that incident, she was apprehended by authorities after taking over $700 worth of merchandise from the store without paying for it.
The Latest Developments
During the recent investigation, it was found that Slade had used an ATM to withdraw cash from the victim’s account and had also transferred money to Cash App. Consequently, she now faces charges of felony identity theft and obtaining property by false pretense.
Previous Criminal History
Slade had faced multiple larceny charges in the past, including one related to the Walmart theft. Despite being convicted, she was sentenced to 24 months of probation. Additionally, she had an outstanding warrant for arrest from Edgecombe County for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
Arrest and Charges
Slade surrendered to the Halifax County Sheriff’s Office following the recent accusations. Due to the new bond restrictions, she was held without bond for her current charges.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of safeguarding personal information and being vigilant against fraudulent activities. The authorities continue to investigate the case to ensure justice is served and prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.
