Florida woman, 44, uses ‘botox’ to age after using mother’s age in fake hurricane relief: police
A 44-year-old Florida woman allegedly used her mother’s ID to apply for hurricane relief, telling city workers she looked younger because of botox.
According to the Bradenton Police Department, Veronica Torres has been charged with a third felony count of making a false public assistance claim after she applied for and received nearly $8,000.
Police say the 44-year-old man tried to trick government workers by using his mother’s name, driver’s license and social security information to apply for disaster relief.
In his application, the police said, he said that the damage after Hurricane Milton and Helene forced him to leave his home.
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Veronica Torres, 44, was arrested for filing a fraudulent disaster relief application, according to the Bradenton Police Department.
Police say the 44-year-old almost got away with his suspects – until an alert city employee noticed the age difference.
Authorities said when Torres arrived to collect his $7,967 check on Thursday, Nov. 14, a city employee noticed.
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Police said the 44-year-old man tried but failed to show the employee that he had undergone “botox treatment” which gives the results of the change.
A young woman receives a botox injection (Stock)
Torres was asked to return the next day, where he was questioned by Bradenton detectives.
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He was arrested following questioning and released after posting a $2,500 bond, jail records show.
