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Former Granite City resident accused of stealing money from family member
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Nov 02, 2015 11:48 AM CST Updated:
Nov 02, 2015 11:48 AM CST
Daniel J. Moutria, 52, of Harrisburg, Illinois allegedly financial exploited a family member by taking money from the victims’ checking and savings accounts, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office said.
GRANITE CITY, Ill. (KMOV.com) – A former resident of Granite City is facing felony charges for allegedly forging checks and stealing money from a family member.
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Daniel J. Moutria, 52, of Harrisburg, Illinois allegedly financial exploited a family member by taking money from the victims’ checking and savings accounts, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office said.
On August 1, police began their investigation and identified Moutria as a suspect.
Moutria was charged with financial exploitation of an elderly person and a person with a disability and four counts of forgery, police said. He was taken into custody on October 30 and transported to the Saline County Jail, where he was pending bond or extradition proceedings. His bond was set at $80,000.
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Daniel J. Moutria, 52, of Harrisburg, Illinois allegedly financial exploited a family member by taking money from the victims’ checking and savings accounts, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office said.
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