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A Florida woman scorned has taken matters into her own hands, and as I like to say, 'not all heroes wear capes.'
A woman noticed fraudulent charges in her bank account, so she decided to go to where the charges were made. According to the woman, the charges were from April 13 of this year at the WaWa gas station on Federal Highway in Stuart. It was there that she learned the suspect was a man driving a white pickup truck.
Hoping the thief would be a creature of habit, the woman returned to the gas station the next day at the same time as the fraudulent charges occurred.
According to Martin County police, that's when she saw the suspect pumping gas into a white truck, then she observed as the man threw several credit cards into the garbage.
While the vigilante woman was watching the thief, she received fraudulent alerts from her bank in real-time that matched the location where she was.
The woman called the police and when they arrived, they found several steel tanks and a whopping 28 fraudulent credit and debit cards still in the man's truck, who was identified as Rosniel Jimenez Gonzalez.
Upon his arrest, Gonzalez was charged with trafficking and possessing counterfeit credit cards, unlawful conveyance of fuel, obtaining fuel by fraud, fraudulent use of credit card more than two times within six months, and unlawful possession of personal ID of five or more persons, according to WPTV.