Master Sergeant
10-02-2018, 03:46 PM
http://www.fayobserver.com/news/20180926/fayetteville-man-charged-with-90-offenses-bail-set-at-31-million
A Fayetteville snakehead was arrested Tuesday on a total of 90 offenses ranging from robbery to identity theft to break-ins in incidents reported in the city since August 2017.
Anthony Cornell Ross, 28, is in the Cumberland County Detention Center with bail set at $3.1 million.
Ross is charged with:
10 counts of obtaining property by false pretense;
nine counts of conspiracy;
six counts of possessing stolen property;
five counts each of breaking and entering,
financial card theft,
trafficking stolen identities and forgery of endorsement (a fraudulent payment);
four counts each of robbery with a dangerous weapon,
identity theft,
possession of firearm by a felon
fraudulent deposit of money,
three counts each of larceny after breaking and entering,
forgery of instrument,
financial card fraud,
uttering a forged instrument;
two counts each of conspiracy to commit robbery with a dangerous weapon,
unlawfully obtaining a credit card,
larceny from the person and larceny
one count each of attempting to obtain property by false pretense,
possessing a stolen vehicle,
improperly receiving money from a bank machine,
larceny from a motor vehicle,
breaking and entering a motor vehicle,
misdemeanor hit and run and a traffic infraction.
A Fayetteville snakehead was arrested Tuesday on a total of 90 offenses ranging from robbery to identity theft to break-ins in incidents reported in the city since August 2017.
Anthony Cornell Ross, 28, is in the Cumberland County Detention Center with bail set at $3.1 million.
Ross is charged with:
10 counts of obtaining property by false pretense;
nine counts of conspiracy;
six counts of possessing stolen property;
five counts each of breaking and entering,
financial card theft,
trafficking stolen identities and forgery of endorsement (a fraudulent payment);
four counts each of robbery with a dangerous weapon,
identity theft,
possession of firearm by a felon
fraudulent deposit of money,
three counts each of larceny after breaking and entering,
forgery of instrument,
financial card fraud,
uttering a forged instrument;
two counts each of conspiracy to commit robbery with a dangerous weapon,
unlawfully obtaining a credit card,
larceny from the person and larceny
one count each of attempting to obtain property by false pretense,
possessing a stolen vehicle,
improperly receiving money from a bank machine,
larceny from a motor vehicle,
breaking and entering a motor vehicle,
misdemeanor hit and run and a traffic infraction.