A  New York city man was taken into custody and charged with multiple counts of credit card fraud by Morrisville Police last week. 

Amaury Toro 49 of the Bronx was arraigned by Magisterial District Judge Corryn L.
Kronnagel last week on four felony counts of forgery, three counts of felony identity theft, three counts of felony tampering with public records and two related bank card fraud counts. 

Kronnagel set Toro’s bail at 10 percent of $75,000, he was sent to Bucks County Correctional Facility. 

According to the criminal complaint the Toro went into the Citizens Bank branch on West Trenton Ave, last Wednesday attempting to unfreeze two credit cards. Upon a review of bank records the bank manager notified police who were then dispatched to the bank branch for the alleged fraudulent activity. 

The branch manager told responding officers that the suspect attempted to unlock the credit cards the day before also. 

Police immediately took him into custody and upon a search of his person were able to retrieve what they allege to be fraudulent New York State identification cards.

The suspect asked police why he was being taken into custody, the responding officer explain it was for attempted credit card fraud.

The suspect explained that a group of men from New York City had purchased clothes and other other items. In exchange the men allegedly asked him to come to Morrisville to perform the alleged transactions, according to the criminal complaint.

Toro is scheduled to appear for a  preliminary hearing on October 11.