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Two Suspects Arrested in Fraud Cases

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WilliamsDetectives with the Reno Police Department have been investigating a case since early February involving fraudulent bank accounts and stolen identities.

“Through the course of the investigation detectives learned that (a)female suspect in this case had used the personal information that was obtained from a vehicle burglary that occurred in Reno,” police said in a statement. “After speaking with several businesses and victims of the bank account and identity theft cases, detectives were able to track down male and female suspects in this case.”

Reno Police located the two in a downtown hotel and both were arrested for various charges.

“After detaining the suspects, Detectives served a search warrant on the room where they were staying and located personal items belonging to the victims including credit cards check books and computer equipment commonly used to make fraudulent checks,” police added.

The male suspect is identified as 31-year-old Matthew Williams. According to police, he is an Ex-Felon with an extensive criminal history. The female was arrested and is identified as 28-year-old Julie Morris.

Anyone having any information about this case is asked to please contact the Reno Police Department at 334-2107, Secret Witness at 322-4900, www.secretwitness.com, or text the tip to 847411 (TIP 411) keyword – SW.

Bob Conrad
Bob Conradhttp://thisisreno.com
Bob Conrad is publisher, editor and co-founder of This Is Reno. He has served in communications positions for various state agencies and earned a doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Nevada, Reno in 2011. He is also a part time instructor at UNR and sits on the boards of the Nevada Press Association and Nevada Open Government Coalition.

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