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A Florida woman accused of posing as a bank representative to scam a senior citizen allegedly carried the scheme all the way to jail, where authorities said they found $3,200 in cash hidden inside her body.Moniquie Love Turnbull, 31, of Miami, was arrested after Martin County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) deputies alleged she showed up at a senior citizen's home pretending to work for the alleged victim's bank.The MCSO said Turnbull told the victim the account had been compromised and tried to obtain the person's debit or credit card under the guise of disposing of it.NEW BANK SCAM LAWS COULD STOP SUSPICIOUS PAYMENTSMartin County sheriff’s deputies track a vehicle while searching for Moniquie Love Turnbull, who was arrested in an alleged scheme targeting a senior citizen.(Martin County Sheriff's Office)The alleged victim became suspicious and contacted law enforcement.
While deputies investigated, they received another call identifying Turnbull as a possible suspect in a similar case, according to the MCSO.Deputies located Turnbull driving near Interstate 95 before she could leave Martin County and arrested her on fraud charges Monday during a traffic stop caught on MCSO bodycam video.Turnbull faces charges of scheme to defraud, felony use of a two-way communication device and fraudulent use of a credit or debit card without consent involving a victim 60 or older, according to the MCSO.TWO MEN ACCUSED OF POSING AS FEDERAL AGENTS ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY TARGETING 85-YEAR-OLD IN $200K GOLD SCAMMoniquie Love Turnbull, 31, was arrested after authorities said she posed as a bank representative while targeting a senior citizen.(Martin County Sheriff’s Office)The case took another turn after Turnbull was brought to jail.Authorities said Turnbull entered the prison with $3,200 in cash lodged in her vagina."It’s not clear who the money was taken from, but for now, it’s accounted for and sealed in evidence," the MCSO said in a social media post.
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