Duan Nash

Name:
Nash, Duan Denard Jr

Date of Booking:
09/16/2025

Reason(s) For Booking:
THEFT OF FINANCIAL TRANSACTION CARD

FRAUD USING FINANCIAL TRANSACTION CARD

FRAUD USING FINANCIAL TRANSACTION CARD

FRAUD USING FINANCIAL TRANSACTION CARD

FRAUD IDENTITY

ELDER/DISABLED ADULT ABUSE, NEGLECT, EXPLOITATION

FAILURE TO APPEAR

Officer’s Narrative:
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The victim stated that she hired the offender to care for her quadraplegic son. She stated that she hired him through a company, Courageous Home Care [REDACTED] [REDACTED BY AGENCY] Columbus. She stated the offender started on Feb. 1st, 2013 and by Feb. 7, 2013 she was notified by her credit card company that there was some unauthorized charges made on her credit card, that she has for her son.

The victim stated that the only way her son can use the card is if someone takes him to that particular location to use it, and she knows that she did not take him to these places to use the card. She added that her son had an old card and a new card sitting on his desk and the offender took the new card and began making these unauthorized purchases. The victim said there was only a $305.00 limit on the card and the unauthorized purchases total approximately $220.00. She said the purchases were made at various locations in this local area and there was several purchases made at the Flash Foods at Thomas Crossroads. She said she called the Flash Foods and they do have video that is available for the dates the card was used. Her bank also told her the card was swiped at the locations it was used.

The victim stated that the only person that could have taken the card was the offender. She said he was the only person to have access to the home and the credit card.

The only information that was available for the offender was that he is a black male, 506 140 lbs. and that she believes he lives in Fayetteville.

She said when she called the company about the offender she was advised to file a police report. She has since stopped using the company and has also cancelled the credit cards.

The victim is waiting for the credit card company to fax her a list of all the locations the card was used.

[End of Narrative]