Part of Woman's Forgery Travels Passed Through Southington: Warrant

SOUTHINGTON, CT — A woman who is accused of forgery has been charged in Southington.

On Jan 6, the Southington Police Department was notified that Marsi Mirmina, 27 of Moodus, was in custody at the Bloomfield Police Department, police said.

Mirmina was turned over to the custody of Southington police and was and charged with third-degree larceny and third-degree forgery, police said.

She was released on a $5,000 bond and assigned a court appearance date Jan. 23, police said.

Mirmina was then turned over to the New Britain Police Department which also held an active warrant for
her arrest, a police spokesman said.

The warrant for her arrest in Southington stems from an investigation that began on Nov. 30, when the Southington Police Department received a report from a Webster Bank Fraud investigator.

Police said the investigator reported a white female identifying herself as Marsi Mirmina had allegedly passed four counterfeit checks using the valid checking account of a Webster Bank customer. The checks were passed at various Webster Bank locations, including one check for the amount of $2,483.23 that was cashed by the same woman Oct. 13 at the Webster Bank at 359 Queen St. in Southington, police said.

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