Texas man allegedly bought 77 head of cattle with bad checks totaling over $159K: sheriff
A 25-year-old man from Barry, Texas, allegedly used bad checks to purchase 77 head of cattle worth over $159,000 from Buffalo Livestock Marketing.
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A 25-year-old Texas man faces charges after he allegedly bought dozens of cattle with bad checks.
Payton Dean Carroll was charged with felony second-degree cattle theft after purchasing 77 head of cattle from Buffalo Livestock Marketing, Inc., the Leon County Sheriff’s Department said in a release on Saturday.
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Payton Dean Carroll was charged with felony second-degree cattle theft after purchasing 77 head of cattle from Buffalo Livestock Marketing, Inc., with bad checks, the Leon County Sheriff’s Department said. (Mario Tama/Getty Images; Leon County Sheriff's Office)
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