Overview
- Roswell police executed search and arrest warrants at a Pine Grove Road residence on Aug. 27 and took Skrine into custody without incident before booking him into the Fulton County jail.
- He is charged with deposit account fraud, identity fraud, financial transaction card fraud, theft by taking and criminal attempt to commit theft.
- Investigators have identified three women in New York, North Carolina and Wisconsin who report about $300,000 in losses, and they are seeking additional potential victims.
- Warrants describe a years‑long pattern in which victims opened accounts he controlled and funds moved through Cash App, Instacart, Apple Pay and Uber, with roughly $600,000 in fraud and $650,000 in laundering alleged across the U.S. and Canada.
- Skrine also faces an active Canadian warrant after a 2023 check‑fraud arrest; police say he cut off a GPS monitor while on bail in 2024, and U.S. and Canadian authorities are coordinating next steps.