Four non-Mississippian residents were arrested in Oxford recently for allegedly trying to cash bad checks.
On April 13, the Oxford Police Department took a report at a local bank where a group of individuals attempted to cash fraudulent checks.
With the help of a civilian tip, a traffic stop was conducted on the suspect vehicle.
It was determined these individuals had been to multiple banks.
After an investigation, four individuals were arrested and charged with the following:
- Darion Jordan, 32 of Brookhaven, GA, and Trevon Vanyo, 26 of Kennesaw, GA, were arrested and each charged with three counts of conspiracy to commit a crime. Jordan and Vanyo were taken before a Lafayette County Justice Court judge for their initial bond hearing and were each issued a $10,000 bond.
- Joshua Wray, 36, of Memphis, was arrested and charged with three counts of conspiracy to commit a crime, one count of uttering forgery, two counts of possession of a controlled substance. Wray was taken before a Lafayette County Justice Court judge for his initial bond hearing and was issued a $20,000 bond.
- Royal Turner, 39, of Las Vegas, was arrested and charged with three counts of conspiracy to commit a crime and 3 counts of uttering forgery. Turner was taken before a Lafayette County Justice Court judge for his initial bond hearing and was issued a $15,000 bond.
“This was a great collaborative effort between our community and law enforcement to get these individuals into custody,” said OPD Chief Jeff McCutchen.
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