TSA finds 62 fake credit cards at SDF checkpoint; man arrested
LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A Detroit man is jail in Louisville, facing charges related to fake credit cards.
Malik Perry, 21, was going through a security checkpoint at Louisville International Airport on Friday when TSA was alerted to the bag he scanned, according to his arrest report.
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The report states Perry proceeded to a flight gate, leaving his bag at the checkpoint.
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TSA searched the bag when they realized it had been abandoned and found 62 embossed credit cards. They determined the numbers on the cards did not match numbers consistent with the issuing bank labeled on the cards.
Perry is charged with one count of false making/embossing of a credit card and seven counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument.
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