All Saints Man Faces Court on Forgery and Fraud Charges
Police have laid several fraud-related charges against 30-year-old Gabriel Graham of All Saints, following an alleged scheme involving a forged cheque worth nearly $20,000.
According to investigators, the incidents occurred on August 6 and 7, 2025, in Coolidge. Graham is accused of presenting and cashing a falsified cheque valued at $19,857.78.
He has been charged with Uttering a Forged Document, Obtaining Money on a Forged Document, and Forgery.
Graham was taken into custody earlier this week and remains detained as he awaits his first appearance before the court.
In the wake of the arrest, police are reminding members of the public and businesses to exercise caution when handling financial transactions and to report any suspicious activity immediately.
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