A man arrested in Mobile last year after a high-speed chase admitted Thursday that he stole mail was part of a scheme to steal tens of thousands of dollars using forged and counterfeit checks.
) - A man arrested last year after a high-speed chase admitted Thursday that he stole mail was part of a scheme to steal tens of thousands of dollars using forged and counterfeit checks.
According to federal prosecutors, White used a so-called arrow key, a device that a postal worker can use to access any mailbox. He admitted that he and others stole mail, searching for checks that they used to produce forged and counterfeit checks that they deposited in banks. According to the plea document, White deposited 10 checks totaling $35,334 in May. He agreed as part of the plea bargain to be held accountable for attempted fraud totaling $69,509.
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