Woman Caught Trying to Buy $12,300 Rolex Using Fake ID & Credit Card

Brief Summary

This video recounts the arrest of a woman named Lena A. for attempting to purchase a Rolex with a fraudulent ID and credit card. The narrative follows the police investigation, including the initial detention, Miranda rights reading, and eventual fingerprint identification after the suspect provided false information.

  • A woman attempts to buy a Rolex with a fake ID and credit card.
  • Police investigation uncovers fraudulent activities.
  • The suspect is identified via fingerprint scanning after providing false information.
  • She is arrested and charged with multiple offenses.

Pawn Shop Call and Initial Interaction

On May 7th, 2025, police officers respond to a call from a pawn shop where a woman attempted to purchase a Rolex watch using a fake ID and credit card. Upon arrival, officers question the woman, who identifies herself as Emily and presents a driver's license. The pawn shop employee informs the officers that the ID scanned with a different name and address than what was presented.

Investigation and Questioning

Officers speak with the pawn shop employee, who explains the woman tried to buy a Rolex Submariner worth $12,300 using a fake ID with the name Miranda, while the system showed Kimberly Harrison. The officer then informs the woman that she is being detained and reads her Miranda rights. Despite this, she claims she is there to buy a watch and provides inconsistent information about her identity, including her name and date of birth.

Identity Verification and Arrest

The officers attempt to verify the woman's identity, noting that providing false information could prolong her detention. She refuses to cooperate and asks to send a text message, which is denied. An Uber driver arrives to pick her up, further complicating the situation. Eventually, officers use a fingerprint scanner to determine her real name is Lena A. Despite knowing her real identity, Lena refuses to answer further questions.

Charges and Conclusion

After confirming her identity through fingerprint scanning, officers arrest Lena. During the arrest, officers inquire about any items that could pose a risk. Lena is then charged with fraudulent use of a credit card, possession of a fake driver's license, and providing a false name while being lawfully detained.

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0:00 On May 7th, 2025, officers were called to a pawn shop after a woman tried to buy a Rolex using a fake ID and credit card. Did you guys call us? Did you guys call? Yeah, we just trying to What do you got? What's going on? I don't have nothing. What's the card? 35 and 25 with all parties. What card do you have? Like why do they think it's driver? When I scan it, it came out to different name and address. All right, let me take a look. What's your name?

0:47 Ma'am, what's your name? H my name. Your name? Emily. Emily? What? And this is your driver's license? All right. Is the address on it correct? And what is that address? The address up there, 277. Okay. Why are they saying this isn't coming up? What's going on? I have no idea. Okay. What's your date of birth? The 20th of 97 at this. Okay. Do you have any other driver's license in your states? All right. Excuse me. Let me try to

1:32 figure out what's going on. Okay. Okay. All right. So, can I leave? I have No, you can't. You're being detained right now. Okay. Well, I have waiting for me outside. Okay. You're being detained right now. What does that mean? That means you can't are not free to go anywhere. Okay. 35 clear. Chair, can I talk to you guys? You good for a second? Hey, how's it going, guys? What's going on? So she came in with a plan to purchase a Rolex watch and uh she tried to use a

2:18 fake ID and the credit card name matching to fake ID. When I scan the ID came out different name and others in my system. So I figured she is trying to scam us. Mhm. I think she's working with somebody texting to some maybe she had like a boss on top. Did you give the IDs back to I gave it to police officer. Okay. Give it to them. Okay. So, what was she How much was she supposed to be purchasing this one? 12,300 total purchase of the Rolex watch. So, she came in for 12,300. What kind of Rolex was it? It's a Rolex Submariner. What was it? Rolex Submariner. Submariner. Submariner. Okay. And then she presented you What kind of ID was it? It's a Don't remember, but your Okay. I mean, I'll take a look at it. You don't know

3:04 what state it was out of anything like that. You said it looked like her, but when you ran it, the address was different. Address and name was different. When I scan it, bar code on the back. Okay. All right. Let me go take a look at it. Yep. So, for example, what is in our system? Kimberly Harrison and the ID itself, Miranda, which matching the card. Okay. And completely different address. And the ID is look weird. Okay. Let me take a look at it. Was this the watch that she was supposed to be buying here? This one? That one? Okay. Ma'am, can you stay off your phone, please? Okay. Well, I'm letting somebody know the situation. What's that? I'm letting

3:50 somebody know the situation. What's the situation, though? Situation? What's up? Cops. Cops? What? I don't know. I told her she's detained right now. The deal is not coming back is anything. Okay. So, ma'am, stand up your phone. Okay. All right. I need you just to have a seat over here and I need to read something to you before we talk to you. Okay. Okay. Okay. These are your rights. You you speak English fully and understand it. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questions if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions. You understand

4:36 that? Okay. So, what's going on? Nothing. I'm here to buy a watch. Okay. So, you came in to buy the the Rolex watch? Yeah, that's it. Okay. I mean, so what's the process like? What am I going to like? So, you're being detained right now because you're not free to leave. So, am I going to jail? That's that's the process we're going through. That's why I'm asking you questions so I can figure out what's going on because I can't just come into a situation and arrest you. Right. Right. Okay. So, can I see those? Okay. So, you came in and you presented these two things to them, correct? Yeah. Okay. Do you have any documentation that has your right information on it? No. Okay. And who is this on the driver's license?

5:24 That's me. This is you? Yes. Okay. So, you're telling me that your name is Emily? Emily rem Miranda. I'm not saying anything. Okay. There's nobody name or date of birth. What's your date of birth? It's on the ID. Okay. So, you understand how this is becoming kind of suspicious at this point cuz you don't even know what your ID your date of birth is. 20197. Okay. And what is your name and your address? It's 277 Farm Road, Bridgeville, Connecticut. Okay. [Music] Alpha 35. All right. Just hang out with her for a minute. I want to see what their system came back with. Okay. Nothing. Much easier if we knew exactly who you

6:09 were because this isn't looking good right now. And if you go up to county jail as a Jane Doe, you're going to stay up there a lot longer. Okay. So, what? So, you guys take him to jail? Yes or no? Well, as of right now, that's a fraudulent driver's license. So, what's an arrestable offense? So, do you say that? I'm sorry. [Music] It is. All right. So, we're getting somebody with a fingerprint scanner to come get your real ID. Unless you want to tell it to me. That would make it so much easier on all of us and to be cooperative, which would be much better for you. Take a picture.

6:59 Well, can I send a text message? Nope. Here, I'll go ahead and take that. Actually, no. Well, you're being detained and we already asked you don't be on your phone. I'm not on my phone. I You just said, "Can you send a text message?" I said, "No." Okay. And so, let's not pick up your phone. Which one's your Uber outside waiting for you? I mean, if I'm not going to take it, then does that really matter? Sure it does. I'll let them know. I'm pretty sure he's already gone. Okay. So, is this is that the story you're sticking with that this is your real ID? This is your real name. This is your real date of birth. Mhm. Yes. I actually don't have nothing else to say. You don't have nothing else to say? No. All right. Just hold that for a second. Stand up for me for a second. You're just being detained as of right now. I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. Okay.

7:47 [Music] All right. Just have a seat for a second until the other officer gets here. Okay. Hey, are you Uber by any chance? Who are you who are you waiting for? What's your name? Uh, long dark hair. Oh, the girl. Yeah. Yeah. Lena. Okay. What's What's the name you have for her? Here, write it down. Oh, Lena. Do you have like her first and last name or her? Take a look at G107. Yeah. Where did she uh Hey, give me all

8:32 the link you have if you don't mind. Lena A. Where' she come from? Where'd you pick her up at? Which one? Uh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, you're just picking her up. Yeah. Yeah. Picking her up. Yeah. Is she There's some problem. Yeah. Yeah. She's not going to be coming with you. She'll be coming with us. Oh. All right. So, I don't know how you'd go about that. Fair. Get out of here. Go pick up some more fairs. Make some more money. All right. Thank you. [Music] Talk to your Uber guy. Do you uh have your information? You want to verify it or you want to play this game? that you um I just said I don't have you never use it just cuz this name Okay. Just cuz I mean that's her name.

9:19 Lena. That's the name of the Mhm. Like I said, you already have a I mean, I'm not going to ask you any more questions cuz you already said you want to to exercise your rights, but I'm just saying you already have a fraudulent ID here, so it's already going to be an arrest. Probably the credit card, too. Yeah. I mean, that's I'm just telling her this is the start of it. And then when the fingerprint scanner gets here and they fingerprint you, we'll figure out who you are and then we'll go from there. Okay. Officers scanned her fingerprints and found her real name. What do we got for the first name? Alina RNA is her last name. Lena A. I got it. Sound about right. Does it come back with ID for battery by Lakeshore?

10:08 See the L number pierce back to the left hand. I don't know which way left is. No, that's right. No, that's left. Yeah. After officers found her real name, she refused to answer questions. All right, you can sit. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke us, stick us, or anything like that that we need to know about? No. All right, you are under arrest. Stand up. for right now. Earring, belly button piercing. Anything else? No other piercings. You want to get those piercings out at the in booking? Yeah, I'll look up there. Put that down there. ID since you're taking out. All right.

10:54 Thank you. Thank you very much. [Music] She was charged with fraudulent use of a credit card, possession of a fake driver's license, and giving a false name while being lawfully detained. Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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