Monday, June 05, 2006
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO - Police arrested three suspects Wednesday on doubt of attempting to pass fake checks at a South San Francisco bank.
The three suspects, Gary Ganson, 33, Janelle Jones, 17, and Martina Coulter, 22, all reside in the Los Angeles area and also drove up to the Bay Area to commit the bank fraud, according to the South San Francisco Police Department.
Officers arrested the suspects -- who are thought to part of a fraud ring that uses sham checks, stolen recognition and bank information to drain bank accounts -- at a bank in the 300 block of Grand Avenue.
Police consider the suspects have by now targeted other Bay Area banks, and the investigation is ongoing.
All three were booked in Redwood City. Ganson was also required on a felony warrant.
The three suspects, Gary Ganson, 33, Janelle Jones, 17, and Martina Coulter, 22, all reside in the Los Angeles area and also drove up to the Bay Area to commit the bank fraud, according to the South San Francisco Police Department.
Officers arrested the suspects -- who are thought to part of a fraud ring that uses sham checks, stolen recognition and bank information to drain bank accounts -- at a bank in the 300 block of Grand Avenue.
Police consider the suspects have by now targeted other Bay Area banks, and the investigation is ongoing.
All three were booked in Redwood City. Ganson was also required on a felony warrant.
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