Career Criminal Extradited to Flagler County to Face Fraud, Grand Theft Charges
BUNNELL, Fla. — A career criminal from New York City has been extradited to Flagler County and is facing charges of criminal use of personal identification information and grand theft over $10,000 after an investigation revealed she used another person’s identification to withdraw money from multiple bank accounts.
On Aug. 6, 2025, FCSO deputies responded to a fraud report from a Flagler County resident who discovered unauthorized cash withdrawals from their bank accounts. The victim also reported a fraudulent check was cashed using the victim’s name and account.
Detectives determined the fraudulent transactions totaled $13,500, including withdrawals of $8,500, $2,150, and $2,850.
Detectives, with assistance from the FCSO Real Time Crime Center, identified Nzinga Walker, 41, of New York, as the suspect captured on a bank security camera in Ohio making the fraudulent withdrawals.
Using investigative data detectives were able to track Walker’s cellphone as she traveled from New York to Columbus, Ohio and to the area of both banks as the fraudulent transactions took place.
Nzinga Walker (Sherriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility Mugshot)
On Dec. 1, 2025, the Cary Police Department arrested Walker in Cary, North Carolina, on a Flagler County fugitive warrant.
“This fugitive thought this was the movie ‘Catch Me If You Can.’ She thought she could forge documents, steal people’s identities, and steal people’s money and get away with it,” said Sheriff Rick Staly. “With the assistance of our partners across the country, we caught her, and now we are bringing her to justice in Flagler County.”
Following the signing of a Governor’s Warrant on Feb. 24, Walker was extradited from North Carolina and arrived at the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility on March 19. She is being held without bond.
Walker’s criminal history spans five states and includes prior charges such as drug possession, grand theft, forgery, and identity theft.###