MOST WANTED: Kenya Knotts aka "Kenya Bailey" - MSNewsNow.com - Jackson, MS

MOST WANTED: Kenya Knotts aka "Kenya Bailey"

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By Marsha Thompson - bio | email

Jackson police are on the lookout for a woman who is running up the bills on the credit cards of innocent victims.


Thirty-six year old Kenya Knotts otherwise known as Kenya Bailey is wanted for three counts of using stolen credit cards.

Police tell us Knotts has been on a spending spree at several locations in the Jackson area.

The suspect may be driving a 1987 Buick Regal. Her last known address was on Nimitz Street in Jackson.

Anyone with information is urged to call Jackson Police forgery and fraud division at 601-960-2713 or Crimestoppers. 601-355-8477.

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