Police Arrests Wanted Woman for Issuing Bounced Check
A woman listed as the Top 7 most wanted person of Batasan Police Station 6 was arrested for issuing bounced check.
A wanted 35-year-old woman was arrested for violating Batas Pambansa Blg. 22, also known as the Bouncing Checks Law. The arrest took place on Tuesday afternoon (September 9, 2025) in Barangay Commonwealth, Quezon City.
According to Batasan Police Station Commander Capt. Glenn Gonzales, the suspect had been facing charges since May in connection with a large financial transaction.
Investigators revealed that she allegedly issued a check worth more than one million pesos to a client. The check later bounced, prompting legal action against her. Following the filing of the case, a warrant of arrest was issued on September 6, 2025.
Police operatives were able to track her down after continuous monitoring and coordination with other law enforcement agencies. Her arrest was carried out smoothly without incident.
Authorities said the suspect refused to give any statement regarding the case after her arrest. She is now being held at the custodial facility of Batasan Police Station 6 while awaiting further legal proceedings.
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The Bouncing Checks Law penalizes anyone who issues checks without sufficient funds or without arranging proper payment, as this can cause financial harm to others. Police remind the public to be careful in financial transactions and ensure that issued checks are properly funded to avoid legal consequences.
For the victims, the arrest offers hope that justice will be served. The case also serves as a reminder of the importance of accountability in financial dealings.
With her in custody, authorities say the next step will be turning her over to the proper court to face the charges filed against her.