Crime Bulletin: Larry Shapiro's Guy Arrested (David Todd/Todd Young)!!

I know Larry posted in his thread about this guy, but here's the crime bulletin I just received on this guy!
Suspect Arrested in Major Theft
BY CHECK
The Poinsett County Sheriff's Department has arrested a subject involved in the theft of thousands of dollars in coins by fraudulent checks from dealers across the country. The suspect has been identified as David Todd Young. The suspect is currently incarcerated with a $50,000 bond.
Alias Names:
David Todd, Todd Young, Thomas Young, Todd Davis, and David Young.
The suspect has bought coins and gold with bad checks using the following company names;
David's Coins, AV Productions, Deltaland Metals, Big Man Motors, Young's Lawncare, and Greenway Lawncare.
Sheriff investigators are looking for additional victims. Any dealer who has done business with the identified suspect should contact:
Det. Martin
870-578-5411
or
Doug Davis
817-723-7231
doug@numismaticcrimes.org
Suspect Arrested in Major Theft
BY CHECK
The Poinsett County Sheriff's Department has arrested a subject involved in the theft of thousands of dollars in coins by fraudulent checks from dealers across the country. The suspect has been identified as David Todd Young. The suspect is currently incarcerated with a $50,000 bond.
Alias Names:
David Todd, Todd Young, Thomas Young, Todd Davis, and David Young.
The suspect has bought coins and gold with bad checks using the following company names;
David's Coins, AV Productions, Deltaland Metals, Big Man Motors, Young's Lawncare, and Greenway Lawncare.
Sheriff investigators are looking for additional victims. Any dealer who has done business with the identified suspect should contact:
Det. Martin
870-578-5411
or
Doug Davis
817-723-7231
doug@numismaticcrimes.org
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Also would dealers actually take a business check from a lawn care service
BS, dude! That's why they call them "Cons"!!!
seriously, outstanding work Larry S.
Larry's theft thread
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He can post $5,000 (easy for him or others to get) to get out.
I hope he doesn't run.
Is it possible to find out who bonds the person out??
<< <i>I'd have argued $50,000 bond isn't enough since this guy can pull multiple $10k+ bad check crimes to provide for living elsewhere.
He can post $5,000 (easy for him or others to get) to get out.
I hope he doesn't run.
Is it possible to find out who bonds the person out?? >>
Not only that, but I hope the authorities don't take his check to pay the bond!
An authorized PCGS dealer, and a contributor to the Red Book.
Probation, fine and he will pay about 500 in total restitution before he quits paying. Hopefully they will make an example out of him.
NGC registry V-Nickel proof #6!!!!
working on proof shield nickels # 8 with a bullet!!!!
RIP "BEAR"
Photo of the person arrested:
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<< <i>50k bond should be no problem for this guy, he can write them a check for the full amount.
The world just became a little bit better place.
If he owns that home, Larry should file a lien against it ASAP. The law favors those who act quickest.
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Thanks denga for posting the article and the news report video
<< <i>Also would dealers actually take a business check from a lawn care service
Exactly what do you mean by that? What do you have against people that own or work for a lawn care service? I know folks that own a lawn care business and they do quite well finincially.
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<< <i>Also would dealers actually take a business check from a lawn care service
Exactly what do you mean by that? What do you have against people that own or work for a lawn care service? I know folks that own a lawn care business and they do quite well finincially. >>
How could a lawn care service purchase gold bullion as a business write off as it's no way connected
Doug Davis link
let's not get at each other's throats.
Go to the linked web site on page 1 and you'll see it took a local business' check fraud complaint to get the police chief to act, not Larry's complaint.
I note the house listed in the story was recently sold in Oct 2010. My quick check didn't uncover who bought it.