Crime & Safety
Trumbull Police Arrest Stripper for Allegedly Cashing Blank Check
She claims that the customer had a service he couldn't pay for and left a check and license as collateral.
An stripper who works at a Bridgeport establishment is facing forgery and other criminal charges after she allegedly cashed a customer’s blank check.
The customer came to Trumbull Police headquarters to report he lost a blank check that had been cashed for $400, according to the Trumbull Times.
Police tracked the check back to Paula Galindo-Suaza, 26, of Fairfield. Police said she told them that the customer came to the club, had a service he couldn’t pay for and gave a check and license as collateral.
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She was charged with second-degree forgery and sixth-degree larceny.
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