A Stewart County woman has been indicted as part of Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr's White Collar & Cyber Crime Unit investigation.
According to the Attorney General's office, four individuals fraudulently created and forged Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) checks, improperly using DDS information, and deposited those checks into personal bank accounts. The bogus checks from all four indictments total $53,616.02. The defendants did not have any employment or business relations with DDS.
"We're fighting to ensure every tax dollar is protected - not pocketed by criminals," said Carr. "Let me be clear - if you steal from the State and hardworking Georgians, you will be identified and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Fraud and theft won't be...
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