Overview

• Roswell police arrested Skrine on Wednesday after executing a search at a residence in the city and booked him into the Fulton County jail.
• Detectives say the probe began in July with a tip from a woman, leading to three identified victims in New York, North Carolina and Wisconsin with combined losses near $300,000.
• Warrants detail tactics that include persuading women to open accounts he controlled, check kiting, and using Cash App, Apple Pay, Instacart and Uber to move money and cover expenses.
• Investigators allege the funds paid for travel, short‑term rentals and gift cards, while court documents cite roughly $600,000 in fraud and $650,000 in money‑laundering activity over about a decade across the U.S. and Canada.
• Roswell police say they are coordinating with Canadian authorities on separate 2023 Ontario check‑fraud charges after Skrine cut off a GPS monitor and failed to appear in court.