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Federal prosecutors have secured a guilty plea from a Georgia woman accused of altering hundreds of thousands of dollars in checks stolen from the mail and advertising them for sale on social media.

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24-year-old Mikela Kendrick stole and altered 112 checks in a span of a year, according to the United States Attorney's Office Middle District of Georgia.

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A Central Georgia woman faces up to 30 years in prison for altering hundreds of thousands of dollars in stolen checks and posting them for sale on social media. Mikela Kendrick, 24, of Byron, Georgia, ...

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Mikela Kendrick of Byron pleaded guilty to a federal bank fraud conspiracy involving stolen and altered checks. Her ...

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A 24-year-old Byron woman, faces up to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to a conspiracy to commit bank fraud involving a social media "check-washing" op ...