SEBRING, Fla. (WFLA) — A Sebring woman faces a whopping 49 charges after her arrest on Monday.

Jessica Ann Manning, 33 was already wanted for 25 counts of illegally using a credit card when police found her in on Monday, running through an orange grove behind a Walmart.

When deputies tried to arrest Manning, she resisted and was taken to the ground.

As a result, the charges stacked up.

Police tacked on additional charges of resisting arrest and trespassing in a citrus grove.

They also found two purses in her possession containing her driver’s license, two syringes and a plastic pen tube with traces of methamphetamine.

Inside one of the purses was a stolen credit card that had been used a number of times in rapid succession. It was charged successfully for $204.49 with a false signature; declined five times at Walmart for amounts under $709.00 and declined once again at a Murphy’s express nearby.

She now faces an additional seven counts of identity theft, as well as grand theft, two counts of theft of a credit card, one count of fraud and one count of forgery.

Manning is up against the following charges:

  • 32 counts of identity theft (25 of them against a person over 60)
  • 3 counts of theft of a credit card (misdemeanor)
  • 2 counts of grand theft
  • 2 counts of fraud
  • 2 counts of possession of a controlled substance
  • 2 counts of resisting arrest without violence (misdemeanor)
  • Illegal use of a credit card
  • Forgery
  • Trespassing in a citrus grove
  • Possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor)
  • Smuggling contraband into the jail
  • Tampering with evidence

She remains in custody on a $161,500 bond.WHAT OTHERS ARE CLICKING ON:

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