Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says a Lincolnton woman is facing charges for allegedly using a client’s credit card without permission
The GBI says 30‑year‑old Madison Layton Hollimon, owner of Mad <a href="https://bitcomme.com/ai-marketing-adoption-gap-costs-financial-firms-revenue/” title=”AI marketing adoption gap costs financial firms revenue”>Marketing, LLC in Evans, is charged with financial transaction card fraud.
Lincolnton police asked the GBI to investigate on July 28 after a fraud complaint.
Agents say the information shows Hollimon made several fraudulent charges on a client’s credit card, and other clients have since come forward with similar allegations.
Hollimon turned herself in Wednesday and was booked into the Columbia County jail.
McDuffie Co. bailiff, longtime firefighter accused of selling fake CPR certifications to daycares
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has arrested a Thomson man accused of selling invalid CPR certifications to employees at daycare and adult care facilities in McDuffie County.
The GBI says the investigation is still active and ongoing.
Anyone with information can call the GBI Thomson Regional Investigative Office at 706-595-2575 or the tip line at 1‑800‑597‑tips.
Once the investigation is complete, the case will go to the Columbia Judicial Circuit District Attorney’s Office for prosecution.
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