Suspect in $73,000 Chase Bank Impersonation Scam Goes Missing After Judge Releases Him

Police have launched a new search for a man accused of taking part in a Chase Bank impersonation scam that cost a grocery store worker $73,000. Breider Iriarte Campomar failed to show up for court after a Cook County judge released him under pretrial conditions, reports ABC7 Chicago. Police found Campomar in Pennsylvania in early October and had him extradited to Cook County, Illinois, where he was charged with theft by deception, a Class 2 felony. A new warrant has been issued, and his location is unknown. Two other men named as suspects, Jose Luis Mateo and Fredduar Escobar Bautista, are also still at large.

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