A Roanoke Rapids woman Monday surrendered to the investigating Roanoke Rapids police detective on warrants alleging she deposited fraudulent checks and then withdrew funds from an ATM machine over a two-month period.
In all, Lieutenant C.L. Vaught said, Jadetta Bennett, 19, deposited five checks on a closed account, withdrawing a total of around $6,000.
Chief Chuck Hasty said Bennett surrendered to Vaught around 8 a.m. at the police department.
Vaught charged her with five counts of credit card fraud.
The charges stem from investigation of a report filed June 19.
She received a $5,000 bond and September 9 court date.
Traffic stop leads to weapons charge
Also on Monday, Hasty reported Officer A. Green conducted a traffic stop for a violation on the Sheetz parking lot and determined Tyler Gage Lanier of Hollister had a suspended license and a concealed weapon in the vehicle.
Lanier was arrested and charged with driving while license revoked and carry a concealed firearm.
He received a $500 bond and August 4 court date.
Master Officer G. Morris assisted.