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Four Suspects Face Counterfeiting Charges
posted 4:39 pm Mon July 21, 2008 - Little Rock
Four Arkansans are facing federal counterfeiting charges for allegedly purchasing nearly $4,000 worth of electronics at a North Little Rock Target.
Cameko Cogshell, Tia Ferguson, Maisha Land and Dana McCoy were all arrested last Thursday for conspiracy to pass counterfeit money.
According to the arrest affidavit, the four suspects made seven purchases in just two weeks at the Target located at 4000 McCain Boulevard.
The U.S. Secret Service is still investigating the incidents. They say the suspects undoubtedly made additional purchases with the counterfeit money.
Say It On 7: Four Suspects Face Counterfeiting Charges
TUWANDA HOOD
8:27 pm on 07/22/08
I live in Wheaton, IL 45 miles from the windy city. I just like to said, since Dana McCoy is my cousin,I do not know why she would do a STUPID thing like this because she does not need the money. I feel that she has hooked up with the wrong crowd and got a hi(rush) by doing this. I guess the hi was so great that they did it for a series of days. She did not think of the welfare of her two children nor mother, since now she had to get them from foster care. Now, my uncle has the burden of seeing his daughter go to federal prison. The is a lesson to anyone thinking of scaming Target, you will not get away with it.
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