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Antioch: Man Arrested on Check Fraud After Leaving Behind Identification

by ECT

The Antioch Police Department announced the arrest of Anthony Oneal, 55, for check fraud, as well as allegedly tied to a home invasion robbery.

Police say that on October 17 at around 11:32 am, officers responded to Wells Fargo Bank located at 1715 A St. for a report of a male attempted to cash a stolen check.

They say Oneal left the bank prior to police arrival but left his identification and the stolen check behind.

Oneal had a listed address on Evergreen Ave. and showed to be on probation for narcotics. Officers contacted Oneal at the front door of the Evergreen address and he was detained. A probation search of his room revealed evidence related to the check fraud as well as clothing described by the bank employee.

Oneal was subsequently arrested for forgery and a probation violation.

During the investigation it was learned the victim was the victim of a home invasion robbery in San Mateo County on 10/14/16. San Mateo County detectives arrived to question Oneal and conduct follow up. Indicia and evidence related to the home invasion robbery were located in Oneal’s possession.

Oneal was transported to the Martinez Detention Facility.

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1 comment

Nick Oct 24, 2016 - 10:38 am

What an idiot.

001000110100101 Oct 24, 2016 - 7:11 pm

55, probably smokes cigarettes, drinks cheap malt beer, spends half his government checks on scratchers, believes in every conspiracy theory, and vocabulary stopped in 7th grade.

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