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Middletown Police Hunt Identity Thief Juliet Ornstein

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Middletown, Connecticut police are searching for Juliet B. Ornstein, a 55-year-old suspect wanted for first-degree identity theft, second-degree larceny, and second-degree forgery. She allegedly stole someones identity to withdraw money from a local bank account, causing distress to victims and prompting authorities to seek public assistance in locating her. Ornstein is believed to be traveling along the East Coast and may be connected to additional bank fraud cases. If you have information, contact Middletown PD immediately.

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Middletown Police Hunt Identity Thief Juliet Ornstein

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Middletown Police Hunt Identity Thief Juliet Ornstein. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 3rd, Hartford News Today starts now. AI-powered and ready, I'm Cory with the story. Middletown Police in Connecticut are on the hunt for 55-year-old Juliet B. Ornstein, who's got an active arrest warrant hanging over her head. She's spacing serious charges like first degree identity theft, second degree larceny, and second degree forgery. Cops say she allegedly grabbed someone else's identity to Yanka Hefty's son from a local bank account. That move shows how bold these scams can get in everyday spots, like your neighborhood branch. Folks hit by identity theft deal with frozen credit, drain savings, and endless headaches fixing the mess. Police are leaning on the community now, asking anyone with tips to step up and help track her down. Investigators suspect she's cruising up and down the east coast right now. They also worry she might be tied to more of these bank grabs in other areas. If you spot her or hear anything solid, hit up Middletown PD right away. Your call could shut this down quick.

Stay sharp out there, protecting your info, and we'll circle back as this unfolds.

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