Police: Woman wanted for using fake ID to steal money from Great Neck woman's account
Detectives say the woman used a fraudulent Connecticut driver’s license and tried to take $2,000 out of a Great Neck woman’s bank account.
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Oct 23, 2023, 9:41 AM
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yesterdayPolice have released pictures of a woman they say used a fake identification to try and withdraw money from another person’s bank account in Smithtown.
Detectives say the woman used a fraudulent Connecticut driver’s license and tried to take $2,000 out of a Great Neck woman’s bank account in July.
The incident happened at the Chase Bank on Smithtown Bypass.
No arrests have been made.
