Published Aug 6, 2026, 2:07 PM EDT

Colorado woman Jonica Woodward faces multiple charges after purportedly presenting two pieces of fraudulent identification.

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Published Aug 6, 2026, 2:07 PM EDT

A Colorado woman is facing legal charges after allegedly using fake military IDs as part of an attempt to allegedly steal nearly $9,000. The Shelby County Sheriff's Office alleges that Jonica Woodward, 47, presented a military ID and a VA card in the name of an account holder at the Pinnacle Bank in Memphis, Colo. Authorities said bank employees became suspicious when Woodward presented a Pinnacle Loan advance form in the amount of $8,900, which she purportedly signed with the victim’s name but had an incorrect account number.