WEWA MAN STEALS PORSCHE, ATTEMPTS TO BUY ROLEX WATCHES WITH CHECK PRINTED FROM HOME COMPUTER

Posted on July 30, 2020

A white male in a blue shirt holding a backpack. In the backround is a white Porsche Turbo. July 30, 2020

WALTON COUNTY, Fla—A Wewahithcka man walked into a car dealership in Okaloosa County and left in a Porsche after paying with a check printed from his home computer.

Casey William Kelley, 42, arrested Wednesday for grand theft of a motor vehicle and uttering a false banknote after it was reported to Walton County Sheriff’s Office, he attempted to purchase Rolex watches with a bad check.

During the investigation, it was determined Kelley had purchased a Porsche 911 Turbo from a Porsche dealership in Destin by using a fraudulent check written for $139,203.05 on Monday, July 27th.  The Porsche was reported stolen to the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office.

Mug shot of a white male wearing an orange jump suit.

The next day, Kelley presented a check in the amount of $61,521 dollars to the jeweler in Miramar Beach attempting to purchase three Rolex watches. However, the jeweler kept the watches until they could determine if the check would cash. Thursday, they reported to WCSO the check was a fake.

When arrested Wednesday afternoon, Kelley told investigators he printed out the cashier’s checks from his home computer and did not get the cashier’s check from his bank.

Kelley was transported and booked into the Walton County Jail without incident.

Walton County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office for their cooperation in the investigation.