32 Counts of Fraud & Forgery Case Going to Circuit Court
May 6th, 2015 by iPhone
Monday, Circuit Judge Bynum Gibson heard some of the details involved in the upcoming case of 32 counts of fraud and forgery, where a local family owned lawn-care business was “robbed” of around $10,000 by an employee.
According to the case, Christopher Armbrust, age 32, currently of Little Rock, used credit card fraud and hot checks, each for around $5,000, before the crime spree was discovered last September. He was arrested in Pulaski County earlier this year, and remains in the Drew County jail on a $20,000 bond.
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could I ask where you got this information? I’m trying to understand why alleged use of a credit card for $5000 and a hot check for $5000 would constitute 32 counts. Just asking for my own understanding. Thank you.
Respnse: I was in the courtroom when the case’s hearing was before the bench. Joe Burgess
Reply to Van, I’ve since several instances similar to this one. I was not in court but it appears that he used a credit card and some checks fraudulently. Each use of the card and the check will constitute its on count. Apparently he made 32 different fraudulent transactions.