THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) — Authorities say a Southern California man jailed on suspicion of check fraud and identity theft is suspected of using a counterfeit cashier's check to post bail.
The Ventura County Star reports Cedric Frierson is due in court Thursday.
The 42- year-old was initially arrested in June after Thousand Oaks police said he gave three counterfeit checks totaling $12,000 to a car dealership as down payment on an SUV. The arrest came after a four-month investigation during which detectives discovered he allegedly passed counterfeit checks to several businesses.
Frierson was released after posting bail. But police say they determined a counterfeit cashier's check was used to post the bail and Frierson was rearrested July 19.
It wasn't clear on Wednesday if he has an attorney.
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Information from: Ventura County Star, http://venturacountystar.com http://venturacountystar.com
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