These Fraudster Are Convinced That Laws Don’t Apply To Them

What happens to fraudsters who are convinced that the laws don't apply to them? While the tactics may change, once the scam is up, the next step is to try and bluff their way past the badge - with disastrous results.

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Patel claimed innocence. The evidence said otherwise when Martin County deputies stopped him in Florida on June 20th, 2024. But the sting had already been set in motion weeks earlier when the victim first reported the swindle. While Patel didn’t plan the scheme, and he didn’t steal the gold, he did carry it — and walked straight into the trap. Saying he was “just following orders” wasn’t going to save him.

Ioannis' Greek Gambit fell flat when Hoboken Police in New Jersey questioned him on November 13th, 2024. While most people have a credit card, he tried counterfeit confidence — and got cuffed. Turns out, Monopoly money doesn’t fly in Jersey. Here’s how his bold move backfired.

Marissa wasn’t just hiding her identity — she was trying to hide her past rap sheet when Grundy County deputies stopped her on October 8th, 2024, in Illinois. Her story cracked, and deputies zeroed in fast as the lies unraveled.

From forged signatures to fleeing footsteps, Edward’s scam screeched to a halt on September 21st, 2021, when Forsyth County deputies cornered him in Georgia. His getaway plan didn’t include a K9 with a nose for lies.

When an ID discrepancy turns into a police takedown — you know the paperwork wasn’t the only issue. That was Aareon’s reality when Joliet Police in Illinois responded to a disturbance on April 25th, 2024. He went in for an ID update — and left with a criminal record.

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