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Randolph man facing 17 felony charges
['Taylor Mckinnie']
News – The Intermountain
BELINGTON -- A Randolph County man is facing 17 felony charges after allegedly taking almost $200 from his father’s bank account without permission, and also allegedly stealing and selling his firearms.
Denver James Goodwin, 29, is charged with 17 counts of possession of counterfeit or unauthorized access device with intent to defraud, a felony.
The alleged victim had reportedly received a call from another subject to check if his guns were missing as they had allegedly sold to another person.
Upon arrival at the alleged victim’s residence on Cottage Avenue in Belington, Sclimenti was provided with a detailed list of the firearms and their serial numbers.
The bank statement allegedly shows the account the money was transferred into was the Cash App account of Goodwin.