Hatboro man arrested for forging and cashing more than $60,000 in stolen checks
Hatboro police say a former employee stole company checks and cashed more than 20 of them for over $60,000; he was arrested Oct. 30 and released on bail.
Elmer Alexander Maquin-Tzul, 30, was arrested Oct. 30, 2026, after Hatboro Police found he stole checks from his former employer (terminated July 2026) and cashed over 20 checks made payable to himself for more than $60,000. An arrest warrant was issued Oct. 28 by MDJ Stephens; he was arraigned by MDJ Rebar, had bail set at 10% of $25,000 which he posted the same day, and was released. He faces two felony forgery counts (18 4101(A)(2) and 18 4101(A)(3)), felony theft (18 3921(A)), and felony access device fraud (18 4106(A)(1)(II)); a preliminary hearing is tentatively scheduled for Nov. 5, 2026.