Milos Komnenovic

Women On Tea Are Calling Pokémon A Dating Red Flag, But The Real Issue Is Not Charizard

A Pokémon collection has somehow become the latest piece of evidence in the online dating court of public opinion. A new Distractify report highlights an … Read More

Ivan Crummie, Olivia Rowls, Martin Monroe, Dequan Denson, Kimberly Topham

Investigators Say a State Employee Photographed Government Checks, Then the Images Became $905,614 in Fakes

A Florida check-fraud investigation has now produced six arrests after authorities say photographs of checks payable to a state agency were circulated among a group … Read More

He Collected Gold in a $625,000 Scam. A Judge Sent Him to Prison for 3 Years

A New York man identified as a courier in a scheme that convinced an Indiana woman to buy more than $625,000 in gold bars has … Read More

Police Say He Took a Company Check From the Mail, Altered It, Then Tried to Cash It

A Massachusetts man is accused of stealing a company check from outgoing mail, altering it and trying to cash it at a bank before the … Read More

She Signed for a $43,549 Gold-and-Silver Delivery, Then Flew to Arizona, Police Say

A Canadian woman allegedly intercepted a FedEx delivery containing $43,549 in gold and silver, convinced the driver the package belonged to her and flew to … Read More

Her Insurer Rejected the Pool Damage, Then a New Claim Came With an Altered $13,381 Invoice

A Florida real estate broker whose insurance claim for damaged pool lights was denied in 2024 allegedly returned the following year with a new explanation … Read More

He Bought Stolen Checks and Tricked Bank Customers by Text, Then a Judge Sent Him to Prison

A Baton Rouge man who admitted using stolen mail, altered checks and fake bank text messages to steal money has been sentenced to four years … Read More

Erik A. Lake, 30, and David M. Suliz, 29

A Suspicious Nordstrom Return Exposed an Identity-Theft Scheme Across Four States

Two Bronx men allegedly used stolen identities to open Nordstrom credit accounts and make purchases and merchandise returns across four states before a suspicious return … Read More

Scammers Hijacked a City Email to Verify Fake Bank Details, Then $913,839 Was Transferred

A California city sent $913,839.81 to scammers after they impersonated a contractor building a new sports complex and compromised a city employee’s email account to … Read More

Women On Tea Are Calling Pokémon A Dating Red Flag, But The Real Issue Is Not Charizard

Investigators Say a State Employee Photographed Government Checks, Then the Images Became $905,614 in Fakes

He Collected Gold in a $625,000 Scam. A Judge Sent Him to Prison for 3 Years

Police Say He Took a Company Check From the Mail, Altered It, Then Tried to Cash It

She Signed for a $43,549 Gold-and-Silver Delivery, Then Flew to Arizona, Police Say

Her Insurer Rejected the Pool Damage, Then a New Claim Came With an Altered $13,381 Invoice

He Bought Stolen Checks and Tricked Bank Customers by Text, Then a Judge Sent Him to Prison

A Suspicious Nordstrom Return Exposed an Identity-Theft Scheme Across Four States

Scammers Hijacked a City Email to Verify Fake Bank Details, Then $913,839 Was Transferred

Investors Thought They Were Buying ATMs. He Admitted Thousands Did Not Exist or Were Not Working

Mailers Promise $309.64 in Gas and Grocery Vouchers, but Some Recipients Get Charges Instead

Two Men Traded a ‘Winning’ Lottery Ticket for Her $5,000 Jewelry, Then Vanished at a Pharmacy

Fake Deputies Said She Missed Jury Duty, Then Kept Her on the Phone Until She Lost $25,000

Scammers Pretend Your Accounts Were Hacked, Then Talk Victims Into Sending Them Their Own Savings