On Wednesday, January 17, 2024, police responded to a Fifth Third Bank in Coral Springs, Florida, regarding a fraud in progress. Upon arrival, police detained a female suspect wearing a floral dress who presented an Illinois driver’s license with the name "Alma Ramirez". The suspect claimed she was visiting family for a wedding and had previously withdrawn $9,500 from the victim's account the week prior. Despite the officer warning her that he would use fingerprints to verify her identity, the suspect persistently lied, refusing to provide her real name. The standoff continued until a Sergeant arrived with "Rapid ID" technology. Confronted with the scanner, the suspect finally admitted her true identity was Jessica Corporan. Police recovered the fake ID and two fraudulent debit cards. She was taken into custody and charged with Grand Theft, Fraud - Impersonation, Criminal Use of Personal ID Information, and Resisting an Officer Without Violence. About This Video: Police Catch Woman Red-Handed Attempting to Cash Out $9,500 With Fake ID Why We Share This: This is more than just body camera footage, it's a look into the reality of law enforcement. By watching, you can analyze the tactics used, understand the decision-making process under pressure, and see the human element behind the badge. We believe transparency is a powerful educational tool for everyone.