Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Connecticut Woman On Alleged Financial Fraud Rampage Arrested By Cops

The Bristol Press reports that Lori Wadman of Southington, Connecticut has been arrested by police on suspicions that she charged more than $20,000 on fraudulent credit card accounts she opened in her mother's name. According to sources for the story, Wadman had previously:
  • (1) allegedly stolen money from community services, (2) been arrested in February after she allegedly stole about $225,000 from her employer by forging business checks, and (3) reportedly, took money from her husband's construction business and took her husband's share of their home equity by refinancing the mortgage on their home without his consent.

For more, see Police: Woman charged with credit-card fraud (no longer available online).