Jacksonville Woman Hit with 10 Counts of Counterfeit Check Possession

GRIMY TIMES EXCLUSIVE: A gritty federal crime update from the streets of Jacksonville, Florida.verdell terria jones, 53, stands accused in a sordid saga of counterfeit government checks. According to documents unsealed by the DOJ USAO, Jones has been indicted on ten counts of possession of counterfeit government checks.

The charges against Jones are severe, with each count carrying a potential sentence of up to 25 years in federal prison. The allegations stem from an intricate scheme involving her ties to the Sovereign Citizen Movement and her attempts to pass off fraudulent checks to pay off various debts.

Jones was nabbed by law enforcement on April 11, 2017, at her home in Jacksonville. Her trial is set for June 5, 2017, signaling a pivotal moment in this high-stakes legal battle.

Acting United States Attorney W. Stephen Muldrow emphasized that an indictment is merely a formal charge and does not constitute guilt. Jones is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

The investigation into this case was conducted by the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force, highlighting the serious nature of the charges against Jones. Assistant United States Attorney Kevin C. Frein is leading the prosecution.

This story cuts to the core of white-collar crime and organized criminal activity, shedding light on a woman’s alleged descent into fraud and deceit. As the legal system takes its course, one thing is certain—Jacksonville’s streets are safer for now, but the shadow of Verdell Terria Jones looms large over this gritty tale.

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