Business Checks

Boise police say they caught 25-year-old Chelsea L. Rohrback in the act of trying to cash a forged check Tuesday at a bank on East ParkCenter Boulevard — the last in a series of checks she is accused of forging with an account number stolen from a local business.

Rohrback is being held in the Ada County Jail on a charge of felony forgery and more charges are possible, Boise police officials said Wednesday.

Police were contacted by the business owner earlier this month to report that funds were disappearing from a company account by someone using that information to forge checks and then cash them at local banks and businesses.

Detectives used that information to identify Rohrback as the suspect in the case, saying she cashed a series of checks totaling more than $3,000 since earlier this month.

Police did not disclose a theory as to how the woman acquired the account numbers from the businesses or explain how she was acquainted with the business.

The charge of felony forgery is punishable by up to 14 years in prison.

Rohrback will make her initial court appearance later Wednesday.

It doesnt pay to forge any type of personal or business checks. If you do the crime, you’ll pay the time. Alot of the printing company’s that receive a order that is fraud, will report to the secret services. They will not print your checks, and can be in alot of trouble. Some companies have alot of security meausres that the bad persons dont know about.