Woman facing more than 100 fraud charges
A Calgary woman is facing over 100 fraud-related charges connected to credit card scams.
Jane Elizabeth Moore was charged after police conducted a lengthy investigation.
Since April 2008, police have discovered 25 separate cases where a woman defrauded Calgary stores.
After gaining some trust with the store's employees, the woman asks to see the credit card machine. She then convinces the employee to give her cash in lieu of the money she says she contributed to the credit card machine.
On Monday, October 5th police arrested Jane Elizabeth Moore at a home in Langdon.
Police have laid 107 fraud-related charges against the 34-year-old for crimes that happened between April 2008 and October 2009.
"I know there have been days when, I have a couple of files, she hit two times on the same day. In talking with her I know she has hit six to 10 of the same day," says Cst. Grant Newell from the Calgary Police Service.
Moore will appear in provincial court on Thursday.
Police are asking anyone who knows more about the fraud scheme to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Moore will appear in provincial court on Thursday.
