Woman arrested for passing phony checks

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Monday, July 23, 2007

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By CARLOS VILLATORO, Register Staff Writer

By CARLOS VILLATORO

Napa Police officers arrested Patricia Barrios Roldan, 26, on suspicion of burglary, providing false information to a police officer and passing phony checks.

Roldan walked into Latino Market on 2993 Jefferson Street, and presented a check for $800. Police records show that the check was stolen from one of Roldan's co-workers at Ross. When police arrived at the store, Roldan gave them a false California driver's license, and police said that Roldan is known as Illiana Capistran to her co-workers. Officers took Roldan to jail.

1 comment(s)

GO NPD! wrote on Jul 23, 2007 4:06 PM:

" YA NAPA POLICE! DO IT AGAIN...........keep getting in the news for these things, let the Napa community know about these actions. Napa Register, i.e. CARLOS VILLATORO where is the rest of the story, anything else on the cops investigating? embellish a little this was toooo short. we want more in-depth information more facts, more everything, more, more! "

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