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She Stole 11K To Get Plastic Surgery On Her Butt & Breast! But Don’t Black Women Come Standard With Those? (Video)

She Stole 11K To Get Plastic Surgery On Her Butt & Breast! But Don’t Black Women Come Standard With Those? (Video)

by April 13, 2017 0 comments

Broke B*tch Hustle!

By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

So what should a 20 year old beautiful girl be doing in life?  Many people would think that it was time for the young girl to be half way through her college, maybe she would be trying to start a career?  Nope, the woman in the story below was busy committing fraud!

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Lakeland Police: Woman stole identity to pay for $11K plastic surgery

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LAKELAND, Fla. (WSVN) — Police said a Florida woman got thousands of dollars worth of plastic surgery by stealing somebody’s identity — and she didn’t pay a penny of it.

On her Instagram page, Nyaira Thomas is all about showing off her brand-new look. From top to bottom, the 20-year-old had it all done: breast implants, butt lift, lip injection and some liposuction in between.

By all accounts, she appears to be a happy customer — except for one thing.

Lakeland Police said Thomas, a Lake Wales resident, stole a person’s ID and credit card to pay about $11,000 for the procedures. “It was a really bizarre case that we worked,” said a police spokesperson.

Investigators said Thomas also used her now former friend Alyssa Tucker as a pawn by using her address at the clinic.

“She wanted to get her breasts done, and she didn’t want her mom to know,” said Tucker.

Authorities said the credit card and identification belong to an innocent victim in Illinois. “She truly has no idea how her information ended up here in Lakeland, how it was stolen,” said the police spokesperson.

Unfortunately, what’s done is done. The beauty treatments aren’t recoverable.

But police said that when they find Thomas, they will do what they can to see she pays the money back. She may even go to jail.

Tucker said she has no sympathy for her former friend. “[The victim] probably worked. I know she worked hard for her money. It’s a horrible thing to do,” she said.

Investigators said Thomas may be in Atlanta. When authorities catch up to her, she faces charges of criminal use of personal ID, forgery and grand theft over $10,000.

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