Kierra Nicole Rollins {BSO}
A Parkland woman who investigators say was part of a Chase Bank fraud scheme has been charged after allegedly using a victim’s debit card to withdraw hundreds of dollars from the victim’s bank accounts.
According to a Coral Springs Police Department probable cause affidavit, Kierra Nicole Rollins, 32, of Parkland, was charged with grand theft, fraudulent use of a credit card, and criminal use of personal identification information.
Investigators said the case began on February. 19, when a victim in Coral Springs reported receiving a phone call from someone she believed was a Chase Bank representative. The caller allegedly verified the victim’s personal information and claimed her account had been compromised.
The victim was told a replacement card would be issued and that a bank employee would collect her existing card. Police said a man wearing a hospital mask later arrived at the victim’s home and picked up the debit card, convinced the victim it had been cut in half, and left.
Investigators reviewed Chase Bank security footage that allegedly showed Rollins inside a Coral Springs branch using the victim’s debit card. According to the affidavit, withdrawals of $520 and $311 were made from the victim’s checking and savings accounts, leaving the accounts empty.
Detectives said subpoenaed bank records and surveillance footage identified Rollins as the woman who conducted the transactions. An officer who recognized Rollins also identified her from the security footage, according to investigators.
The arrest report notes that Rollins was wanted in connection with a broader Chase Bank fraud operation involving multiple individuals who allegedly targeted victims through deceptive phone calls before obtaining access to their bank cards and accounts.
Deputies arrested Rollins at her Parkland home and transported her to the Broward County Main Jail, where she was later released after posting a $7,500 bond.
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