Man allegedly forged $10K+ in checks from Virginia dentist

A 28-year-old man was arrested for allegedly altering checks he received for construction work at the office and home of a Virginia dentist, according to Alexandria Now.

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The man allegedly completed construction at the dentist’s office and then at the dentist’s home during 2019 and 2020. He is accused of adding more than $10,000 to 10 checks he received and then depositing them.

The suspect was arrested Aug. 18 and released on bail after being charged with forgery and uttering.

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