Get on the ground. >> I don't What did I do, sir? >> The bank. You know what I'm talking about. Get on the ground. >> What about it? >> The man you see here is 38-year-old Mark Anthony Taylor Jr. who allegedly attempted to deposit a $1 million check using a fake ID. But, the story began on August 8th, 2025 when deputies were dispatched to a Florida bank after employees reported a suspected fraud in progress. By the time deputies arrived, the suspect had already left. >> All right. So, I'm going to tell her about the affidavit. >> And then, I have the check that was presented. But, I guess this guy runs deeper. Usually, it's just like someone running into a scam. But, I guess this guy has actually like stolen the identity of another individual. >> Do you have any information on this guy? >> She's going to have everything for you. >> Okay. >> Hi. So, we did run facial recognition on this individual. We were able to confirm his identity. >> Is this you guys' first run-in with him? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> First run-in with him. Never seen the guy before. He just thought that he was going to come in. And if he establishes this, and if I believe on 6/18/2025, it was registered on Sunbiz at that time. Um and then, he did establish these business accounts here. I'm not even sure if this is a real business. Not even I guarantee you this is not a real a valid check. Um we're not able to confirm it tonight either way. But, we definitely know for sure that this is identity theft. >> Okay. >> Officers gathered information from the bank manager and loss prevention officer and asked them to call immediately if he returned. Exactly 1 week after the attempted $1 million check scam, the same suspect returned. On August 15th, 2025, deputies received another call from the same bank. This time, the suspect had already left the building and was walking through the parking lot of a nearby Speedway gas station.