Boise Police detectives share warning about 'Tap-to-Pay' fraud operations following recent arrest - City of Boise.org

Bank fraud charges against Pensacola man

A Pensacola man has been sentenced to over three and a half years in federal prison for bank fraud, false passport use, and identity theft. The case involved stolen identities and counterfeit checks. In another case, a contractor pleaded guilty to a false billing scheme against a water board in Prichard. Additionally, Boise Police have issued warnings about recent Tap-to-Pay fraud operations following a recent arrest.

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