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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Four Arrested After Alleged Attempt to Cash Stolen Cheque

Four Arrested After Alleged Attempt to Cash Stolen Cheque

5 August 2026 - 15:54

Four Arrested After Alleged Attempt to Cash Stolen Cheque

5 August 2026 - 15:54

Four people were taken into police custody on Wednesday after they allegedly attempted to cash a stolen cheque at a business establishment on Lower All Saints Road.

The arrests followed the swift actions of a vigilant business owner, whose suspicions were raised while processing the transaction.

According to police, the suspects allegedly presented a cheque that had reportedly been stolen in an attempt to obtain funds. Sensing that something was amiss, the business owner immediately contacted the police before completing the transaction.

Officers responded promptly and detained all four individuals at the scene. They remain in custody as investigators continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the alleged fraud.

Police have not released the identities of the suspects, and no charges had been announced up to the time of publication.

The incident has prompted the Police Administration to renew its appeal for businesses and financial institutions to remain vigilant when handling financial transactions involving cheques and other negotiable instruments.

Authorities are urging business owners and employees to carefully verify the authenticity of cheques, confirm the identity of anyone presenting them, and report any suspicious activity to the police without delay.

Investigators are continuing their inquiries to determine the full extent of the alleged fraud and whether additional offences may have been committed.

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4 Comments

  1. In 2026 people think paper trail isnt real and trying to cash checks stolen? They must have been drunk

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  2. One of them looks like he lives in Cassada Gardens. Smh. And ah walk about fu rob people? Smh!

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  3. Just look at y’all now….Was it worth it????….Carnival done ent it….All the money garn…..SMH….

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  4. The one inna the white live over dey yorks..that they thief nffff

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