Bad Check Theft Probe Launched in GeneSEE Township, Potter County
Coudersport, Pa. – The Pennsylvania State Police Coudersport Patrol Unit announced on August 25, 2026 that it is investigating a theft case involving four bad checks written to Reed’s Market in Genesee Township, Potter County. The incident was reported at approximately 4:13 p.m. and is being documented under public information release report number PA 2026‑1076796.
The police report identifies the victim as a 60‑year‑old female resident of Genesee, Pennsylvania. According to the release, the four checks were returned to Reed’s Market because of insufficient funds. The checks were allegedly written by an individual identified only as “MACRAE, B,” with badge number 15653 (ID 826855), who is listed as the investigating officer.
At this time, the Pennsylvania State Police have not disclosed any arrests, charges, or court filings related to the incident. No statutory citations (e.g., 18 Pa.C.S. § 3921) are provided in the public release, and the docket does not contain information about a defendant, bail, or upcoming court dates. The case remains open and is classified as an ongoing investigation.
Law enforcement officials emphasized that the information released is preliminary and may be updated as the investigation progresses. The PSP encourages anyone with additional information to contact the Coudersport Patrol Unit.
Because no formal charges have been filed, the case status is listed as “investigation ongoing” in the public record. The presumption of innocence applies to any potential suspect until formal charges are brought before a court of law.
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