This past Sunday, police saw 33-year-old Anthony Ray Scott, who was driving a car that had a license plate that belonged to another vehicle.
Police were able to confiscate a Guam ID and gas card that was found in his car which, according to court documents, belonged to his ex-girlfriend.
The report adds that earlier this month, around January 18, police met with the victim to report that her gas card had $2,149.97 worth of transactions.
The victim claimed that it was Scott who took her card and that her Guam ID card was missing as well.
Court documents add that on December 28th of last year, police responded to a walk-in complaint where the same victim explained that her ex-boyfriend, who was identified to be Scott, went to her place of work and wanted without permission in order to speak to her.
Court document stated that she didn’t want to talk to him and refused to leave.
She also noticed writing on the back of her car, which presumably Scott did.
Anthony Ray Scott is charged with aggregated theft of property as a 2nd-degree felony, criminal mischief as a 3rd-degree felony, theft of property, and vehicle without identification both as misdemeanors.
Contact Jannette Samson | E-mail: jannette@spbguam.com | Phone: 671-689-2842
