CMU students arraigned on charges of retail fraud in Gratiot County
Five Central Michigan University freshmen students were arraigned and charged with retail fraud in Gratiot County within the past two weeks.
According to court documents, two 18-year-old men and three 19-year-old men were charged with multiple counts of retail fraud relating to an incident that occurred Feb. 16 at a Gratiot County Walmart.
The names of the students, their
- Chad Sellers, 19, Grand Rapids, one count of second-degree retail fraud and one count of third-degree retail fraud. He posted 10 percent of a $500 bond March 17 and was released.
- Alexander Hicks, 19, Bangor, charged with one count of second-degree retail fraud and one count of third-degree retail fraud. He posted 10 percent of a $500 bond March 23 and was released.
- Jacob Herman, 18, Plymouth, charged with one count of third-degree retail fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit retail fraud. He posted 10 percent of a $500 bond March 23 and was released.
- Miguel Arredondo, 18, Ellicott City, Md., charged with one count of second-degree retail fraud and one count of third-degree retail fraud. He posted 10 percent of a $500 bond March 20 and was released.
- Anthony Montante,19, Plymouth, charged with one count of second-degree retail fraud and one count of third-degree retail fraud. He posted 10 percent of a $500 bond March 14 and was released.
