7/14/2025 UPDATE information provided by PSP Tips:

UPDATE: The pictured suspect, identified as Jennifer Folzenlogen, DOB: 11/27/1962, of Cincinnati, Ohio, presented a fraudulent Pennsylvania driver's license to the bank teller while attempting to cash a stolen check.

Folzenlogen was arrested and is currently incarcerated in Westmoreland County Prison.

She has a full extradition warrant in NCIC out of Indiana for fraud, and has committed similar fraud throughout areas of Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.

The suspect is part of an organized crime group from New York that is committing mail fraud, stealing victims' identities, and then withdrawing money from their accounts.

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Murrysville, PA -- An Ohio woman was arrested by Murrysville Police Department after a fraudulent check cashing scheme foiled inside of a local bank. 

Murrysville Police responded to the First National Bank on William Penn Highway on July 8, 2025 after a woman attempted to cash a check with suspected fraudulent documents. 

Bank management told police that the woman has attempted check fraud schemes at other local banks in recent months. 

Police said the woman portrayed herself as Mary Ann McCurdy of Homer City, PA and presented a fraudulent PA driver's license. 

The check was written out to a Mary Ann McCurdy from the account of another woman in the amount of $3,253. 

Detectives questioned the woman who said her actual name was Jennifer Folzenlogen of Cincinnati, Ohio. 

Folzenlogen had multiple active felony arrest warrants from the state of Indiana. 

Folzenlogen allegedly attempted the same fraud on April 7, 2025 at the Murrysville bank branch using a different identity and cashed a check for $3,000. 

Detectives observed the surveillance video from the April 7 incident and confirmed the woman cashing the fraudulent check was Folzenlogen. 

Folzenlogen is facing charges of forgery, theft, and identity theft. She was arraigned and jailed after failing to post $100,000 bail. 

Disclaimer: To the extent that pending criminal matters are discussed, all such charges are merely accusations and all defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.