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Toledo woman charged with creating bogus checks

According to police, the woman used the computer at her house at 1661 Dartmoor Dr. at the end of May to create six checks using an out-of-state company's name and banking information.

TOLEDO, OH (WTOL) - Toledo police are investigating why a woman allegedly used her home computer to create fake checks and then cashed them.

Officers arrested Patricia Vaculik-Garcia early Wednesday on six counts of forgery. She was locked up in the Lucas County Jail pending arraignment in Toledo Municipal Court.

According to police, Vaculik-Garcia used the computer at her house at 1661 Dartmoor Dr. at the end of May to create six checks using an out-of-state company's name and banking information.

Investigators say Vaculik-Garcia cashed the checks at the bank and deposited the money into her own bank account. The checks totaled $3,565.21

Here's how the checks breakdown over the two day period they were allegedly created:

  • May 27, 2016
    • Check #2411 - $725.00
    • Check #2414 - $625.86
    • Check #2417 - $785.00
  • May 31, 2016
    • Check #2412 - $525.00
    • Check #2413 - $468.35
    • Check #2416 - $436.00

It's not yet known how Vaculik-Garcia allegedly obtained the information to create the checks or if she was affiliated with the company claiming to be victim.

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