Louisiana Police Hunt Woman Who Allegedly Cashed $185,000 in Fraudulent Checks

Shreveport police are on the hunt for Tashiuntay Miles, who’s accused of a serious bank fraud scheme. Miles allegedly deposited a total of $185,000 in fraudulent checks into her own account before disappearing.

The Alleged Crime

Detectives say Miles is facing two counts of bank fraud. One incident involved a fraudulent check for $70,000, and another for a whopping $115,000. Both checks were allegedly deposited into her personal bank account.

Earlier Incident

Police issued an arrest warrant for Miles back in February. Their investigation revealed she deposited a fraudulent check worth over $60,000 at a Carter Federal Credit Union ATM on August 29th, 2024. She reportedly withdrew the cash just a week later. Investigators confirmed her identity using surveillance footage and her photo ID. The check itself was found to be fake, featuring Miles’s address and signature.

Wanted Woman

Anyone with information about Miles’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Shreveport Police Department. The search is currently underway.