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Ponce woman charged for using deceased person's bank card

Puerto Rico police charge Moon Pagán with misusing a dead person's bank card for $4,474

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Puerto Rico Police stated Moon Pagán allegedly used a deceased person's FirstBank card without authorization on 9 September 2025 [1] Moon Pagán, a 40-year-old Ponce resident, was charged with aggravated illegal appropriation under Puerto Rico Penal Code Article 182 for acts occurring 9 September 2025 [2][3] Judge Carlia Soto Padua of the Ponce Court found probable cause for arrest, set $500 bail, and scheduled a preliminary hearing for 10 November [4] Prosecutor Alberto Flores ordered the formal filing of criminal charges in this case [5] A total of $4,474 was illegally obtained through unauthorized use of the deceased person's debit card [6]
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  1. Puerto Rico Police stated Moon Pagán allegedly used a deceased person's FirstBank card without authorization on 9 September 2025 · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  2. Puerto Rico Police stated on Wednesday that 40-year-old Ponce resident Moon Pagán faces aggravated illegal appropriation charges · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  3. Moon Pagán, a 40-year-old Ponce resident, was charged with aggravated illegal appropriation under Puerto Rico Penal Code Article 182 for acts occurring 9 September 2025 · Periódico La Perla
  4. Judge Carlia Soto Padua of the Ponce Court found probable cause for arrest, set $500 bail, and scheduled a preliminary hearing for 10 November · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  5. Prosecutor Alberto Flores ordered the formal filing of criminal charges in this case · Periódico La Perla
  6. A total of $4,474 was illegally obtained through unauthorized use of the deceased person's debit card · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
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