Vibert Morgan an alleged Credit Card thief
Yesterday November 20, 2014 before Magistrate Ayana Baptiste DaBreo and his Attorney at Law Mr Stephen R. Daniels, Vibert Morgan pleaded not guilty to two counts of theft as it related to a credit card illegal and unauthorized usage.
Mr Wood was the holder of the card which he said had shown several instances of unauthorized usage. In taking the witness stand in court yesterday Mr Wood said that he was struck when receiving his credit card statement on April 19, 2014.
He said on the statement credited to his account were two charges to LIAT dated March 12th or 13th which neither he nor his wife used or intended to use LIAT for any flight. There were other suspicious charges to the account with purchases made on Amazon but those charges were not made against the defendant.
Mr Wood said that recognizing the unauthorized charges and confirming with his wife Yorimi Wood, he called LIAT and asked for details of the charges to his account. “And I determined that the person who used my care to purchase a ticket was Vibert Morgan,” he testified.
Having learnt the name of the person who used the card Mr Wood said that he then proceeded to searching social media and found the name of Vibert Morgan as being someone who worked at a local gas station, one where his wife had used the card as she is so authorized by him to do.
He then retrieved the photo of the person said to be Vibert Morgan from social media, showed it to his wife who acknowledged that it was the very person who had serviced her the day she last used the card at a gas station.
This led him to contact the credit card company and cancelled the card and then he proceeded to make a report to the Royal Virgin Islands’ Police Force (RVIPF).
As the trial continues Vibert Morgan remains behind bars at Her Majesty’s Prison, Balsum Ghut.
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When u ask people for ID when using a Debit or Credit Card some of them does get so p..s off