47-year-old woman, arrested for alleged estafa and bouncing checks
- A 47-year-old woman was arrested in Quezon City for allegedly stealing jewelry and meat products worth millions of pesos
- She faced multiple arrest warrants for estafa and violation of the Anti-Bouncing Check Law
- Her victims, including business owners, claimed she issued millions worth of bounced checks
- Police said they will help other victims file additional complaints against her
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A 47-year-old woman was arrested after she was accused of taking jewelry and meat products worth millions of pesos in Quezon City.
Her victims, who were mostly business owners, also filed complaints for issuing bouncing checks.
According to Unang Balita, the suspect was caught by the Talipapa Police Station inside her rented home in Barangay West Fairview.
She was the subject of three arrest warrants from Parañaque City and Cavite for estafa and violation of the Anti-Bouncing Check Law.
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Police Lieutenant Colonel Von Alejandrino, commander of Talipapa Police Station, said they received reliable information from one of the victims.
After verification, they confirmed she had existing warrants of arrest.
When the suspect arrived at the station, another estafa warrant from Quezon City was served to her.
Other victims also appeared, including a 46-year-old businesswoman who lost over P12 million worth of jewelry and luxury watches.
The businesswoman said the suspect issued checks worth P3 million and P9 million as payment for the jewelry, but all of them bounced.
She said they later found out from the bank that the woman was a scammer.
Another businessman lost more than P17 million in jewelry and meat products. The suspect initially paid but later on, her checks bounced.
Police said her scheme was to entice victims by promising payment through post-dated checks, which turned out to have no funds or were from closed accounts.
The woman is now detained at the Talipapa Police Station and said she will not answer questions or give interviews, choosing to speak only in court.
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