A man in Hawaii uses a fake check of $ 1.2 million in bail to others and has been arrested

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

Intern Zeng Zheng

According to the Associated Press reported on the 27th, a man in Hawaii was accused of using a fake check with a total value of 1.2 million US dollars to try to release the trio for bail. It has been arrested by the police and is not allowed to be released.

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It is reported that the man named Samuel Toy Coromon, who was ordered by the federal authorities on Monday (25th). According to the documents submitted to the court to the court, in December 2020, Samuel presented three bank checks to the Honolulshan Court, which was $ 760,000, $ 400,000 and $ 50,000. The three -person bail was released in prison.

The court documents showed that Samuel left the court after being told that the checks needed to be verified. After that, the staff found that all three checks were forged.

It is understood that in August 2020, Samuel received a falsified bank vote worth $ 36,000, and tried to use the "fake votes" and other people's identity to purchase from a second -hand market in Honolulu Mountain. A Land Rover.

In addition, court documents also showed that Samuel once opened an account on the website of the financial service company "Charles Schwab" with other people's identity documents, and tried to deposit the forged and altered checks into this check in this Account.

The report pointed out that the court documents did not explain the relationship between Samuel and the three people he wanted to bail.

On July 26, local time, Samuel arrived at the federal court to attend the hearing. According to the court records, he agreed to be detained according to the request of the prosecutor and was not allowed to be released.

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