What if a random stranger hands you a check worth nearly $1,000 and offers cash just for depositing it? Would you do it? Especially on a really bad day when you need money fast. Things can spiral quickly when it turns out to be stolen. >> Your pocket knife's in here? >> Yes. >> I really don't want to be in trouble. I've already had a really bad day. >> So, this was a fraudulent check we called the client. Client's car was broken into last night and those checks were stolen. Okay. And >> that's her ID information. >> I have a really bad day. Like I did. >> Come on outside for me. Come with us officer. >> I didn't know. >> There you go. >> I really didn't know. >> There's a pocket knife in there. She has an impatar. Thank you. >> I'm going to make sure you don't have anything else on you, okay? Cuz you got a pocket knife in your in your thing. And I'm just going to make sure you don't have any weapons on you. All right. Then we'll >> know who driving. You don't even know what kind of car. You just got a random car just to drive a random. >> They said they were going to give me money if I went and did that for them. If I cashed it for them, >> you don't know who. >> Okay. >> And the signature on the back. >> But I I really don't know. I signed it as soon as I came in here. >> Okay. So, why did you >> Okay. And who wrote this on there? You >> who wrote that this stuff? >> They did. >> They they wrote that >> car got burglarized last night in Lake Mary >> in the CE >> last night out of Lake Mary. and you don't. >> No, she just the ring manager has like a p all the stuff compiled and people are holiday season. People are want they need their hard earned money. Okay, it's not okay. >> She tried cashing a stolen check from a car burglary, even lied about her ride and signed the back. The teller spotted the mismatch and called police. She was charged with two counts of forgery and sentenced to 75 days in