Convenience store cashes $7K in bad checks

Police responded to The Corner Station, Washington Street, twice that afternoon. In the first incident, the owner told police his son had cashed eight “bad checks” valued at $3,459, for a group of Latinos.

Police came back later to find the same man complaining that he’d cashed a check for $3,950 that also turned out to be bad for an unidentified customer.

In the second incident, the victim gave police a copy of the driver’s license and a sheet allegedly containing the fingerprint of the person who presented the check.