A California woman is awaiting extradition to Alabama to face multiple felony charges related to fraudulent credit/debit card use.
On December 15, a victim reported to the Leeds Police Department that their credit/debit card had been fraudulently charged many times at various stores throughout the state, totaling more than $12,000.
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Police in Leeds began their investigation. Detectives with the Special Investigations Unit identified the suspect as Yuan Liu, 48, of San Gabriel, California.
Detectives said they discovered Liu was currently in Mississippi. Liu was apprehended on the evening of December 16 with the assistance of Mississippi law authorities.
When authorities apprehended her, they discovered thousands of dollars in merchandise in her vehicle.
According to police, Liu had been fraudulently charging credit/debit cards at high-end retailers around the United States.
Leeds Police Chief Paul Irwin stated, “I am very impressed with our investigators and their daily pursuit of justice for victims of criminal activity.” “The activity of this person will be linked to criminal activity across our country, and when we have loyal and dedicated law enforcement professionals working together, these people can be punished and removed from our communities.”
Liu was under arrest in Mississippi at the time of publication, awaiting extradition back to Alabama to face various felony charges.
