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A 39-year-old man faces theft and fraudulent credit card charges in a case involving two other men who were charged last week.

Eric Lee Quenga Flores was charged in Superior Court with fraudulent use of a credit card, attempted retail theft and retail theft.

On March 22, police were called to the Mobil gas station in Yigo where two men entered the store and looked at a phone. One of the men, Flores, took the phone and said he was going to gas the car, and the other, Ricardo Garrido, was going to pay for it with a credit card, according to a Superior Court of Guam magistrate's complaint.

The credit card had a woman's name on it, and the store worker called police. The phone was worth $149, and Garrido was arrested and charged.

On March 21, police went to the Honey House store where a man fitting Flores' description and John Agustin also tried to buy a phone using a card with the woman's name on it. This time, the phone was valued at $549.

Agustin, 44, and Garrido, 52, were both charged with fraudulent use of a credit card as third-degree felonies in the two separate cases, but Flores was not immediately apprehended. He was charged Friday.


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