BLAIRSTOWN TOWNSHIP, NJ (Warren County) – A three month investigation into potential check fraud in Blairstown Township has led to the arrest of a Warren County woman, according to the Warren County Prosecutor’s Office.
Jennifer Davis, 46, of Blairstown Township has been charged with 32 counts of third and fourth-degree forgery, fraud, and theft offenses, authorities said.
The investigation revealed that Davis allegedly deposited multiple altered checks into her personal bank account that were intended for other recipients. In each case, the “Pay To” entry on the checks were changed to “Jennifer Davis” and it appears that the checks were taken from the victims’ mailboxes, the prosecutor’s office said.
The checks were valued between $77.00 and $1,678, authorities said.
Davis is alleged to have also stolen the credit cards of various other victims and is on surveillance using one of these cards at an ATM withdrawing $400, the prosecutors office said.
Davis was charged with 32 counts of third and fourth-degree offenses related to the alleged criminal activity.
The Warren County Prosecutor’s Office encourages anyone who believes they may be the victim of this activity to contact the Major Crimes Unit at 908-475-6275.
