5 People Arrested with Fake Credit Cards and Fake IDs at Natick Army!

According to prosecutor Tasnin Chowdhary, five people were arrested who tried hard to enter into the base, which is formally called as the United States Army Natick Center at around 2:30 p.m. It is indeed a routine check and they were debarred by security and searched, said Natick Police Lt. Grassey. Chowdhary stated that security guards found several men entering in to the base with false IDs and credit cards along with the phony driver’s licenses. Raposo has 4 fake licenses and credit cards from Wisconsin, Santos Vargas had 10, De La Cruz possessed 13 false credit cards, whereas, Amonte had 6, said Chowdhary.

It is not easy to get a credit card these days as the procedure has become a bit tough. Then how come these men possess credit cards easily, which were seized by the U.S. police. A proper verification is done about a person who is intended to get a credit card. These people seem to be smart enough to fool the officials and obtained the fake credit cards and phony IDs. Inside the SUV, police did find 2 iPods, PlayStation 3 and 9 laptops. All these products were in their boxes as well as none among those people have receipts of electronic gadgets. Chowdhary then stated that police think that these items probably have been flinched from some wholesale club or a B.J’s club.

These men were charged of stolen property of around $250, conspired a crime, Forgery of RMV documents and credit cards. Chowdhary asked Judge to hold each one of them on more than $10,000 bail. Whereas, De La Cruz’s lawyer, argued that the entire thing is a misunderstanding and fabricated some stories. But as per the sources these men were charged under $2,500 bail. All of them owe back in the court in March for a pre-trial conference.