An employee of a Wichita Falls bail bond company has been arrested and charged with selling false automobile insurance forms.
Cynthia Gail Gray, 50, of Iowa Park was arrested Tuesday on five charges of tampering with government records.
Gray was being held Wednesday in the Wichita County Jail on a total bail of $125,000, according to jail online records.
Anyone charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless convicted beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
A press release from the city of Wichita Falls said Gray’s arrest followed a “months-long investigation.”
Arrest affidavits filed in the case said a city marshal met with a Wichita Falls police detective regarding information found on a cell phone.
According to allegations in the affidavits, the information indicated a woman sent names, vehicle information, vehicle identification numbers and photographs depicting insurance cards to Gray, who then sold them to individuals for prices ranging from $65 to $75.
An investigator examined messages exchanged on Facebook Messenger which detailed transactions, for which Gray allegedly paid the supplier $10 to $20 each via Cash App.
The affidavit said some of the documents were traced to an address on Seventh Street where Gray was employed by a bail bond company.
The city’s press release said the investigation “remains ongoing, and authorities have not ruled out additional charges or suspects.”
This article originally appeared on Wichita Falls Times Record News: Iowa Park woman accused of making fake auto insurance documents
Reporting by Lynn Walker, Wichita Falls Times Record News / Wichita Falls Times Record News
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