3 Maryland men facing slew of charges for credit card fraud in Tysons Corner
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — A retail theft crew from Maryland was arrested for credit card fraud in Tysons Corner Center.
The incident took place around 4:45 p.m. on Nov. 27 when detectives received a call about a group of suspects involved in credit card fraud from Sak’s Fifth Avenue.
When detectives arrived, they arrested Vernon Lee Brown III, 21; Elijah Walker, 25; and Jaylin Oliver, 21.
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The three men were found to have purchased over $8,000 worth of merchandise from Neiman Marcus before unsuccessfully trying the same thing at Sak’s Fifth Avenue. They had 44 stolen checks and 29 credit cards on them during the arrest.
Brown, of Baltimore, was charged with:
19 misdemeanor counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
14 counts of Credit Card Theft
Six felonious counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
Two counts of Credit Card Fraud
Two counts of Forgery Checks
Receiving Stolen Property
Wearing Mask in Public to Conceal Identity
Possession of Fictitious ID
False ID to Law Enforcement
Oliver, of Owings Mills, was charged with:
12 counts of Credit Card Theft
10 misdemeanor counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
Three counts of Forgery of Bank Checks
Three felony counts of larceny of Bank Checks
Two counts of Credit Card Fraud
Possession of Less than 10 Counterfeit Checks
Receive Stolen Property
Wearing Mask in Public to Conceal Identity
Obstruction of Justice
Walker, of Baltimore, was charged with:
Five felony counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
Five counts of Forgery of Checks
Three counts of Credit Card Theft
Two counts of Credit Card Fraud
Misdemeanor Larceny of Bank Checks
Wearing a Mask in Public to Conceal Identity
Receive Stolen Property
All three men are being held without bond.
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