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"A member of the Army National Guard has been charged with two counts of fraud in Logan County and law enforcement officials are concerned there may be additional victims.According to the Logan County Sheriff\u2019s Department, Pfc. Nicholas Heskett, 20, was going door to door in his military uniform asking for donations for wounded soldiers as well as money for soldier care packages. Heskett is a member of the Oklahoma Army National Guard but has been AWOL for several months.\u201CThe Logan County Sheriff\u2019s Office advised us today about possible criminal activity involving Pfc. Heskett,\u201D said Lt. Col. Max Moss, with the Oklahoma National Guard. \u201CIt\u2019s our goal to make sure the public knows we don\u2019t send soldiers or airmen door to door asking for donations. If someone shows up at your door in a military uniform asking for money, you should advise law enforcement as soon as possible.\u201DThe Logan County District Attorney\u2019s Office filed two counts of obtaining money or property by false pretenses on Jan. 15. Heskett has not been taken into custody on the charges.Heskett is a member of the 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team and according to civilian law enforcement authorities, wore his camouflage uniform complete with military patches to entice multiple individuals to give him cash. The crimes took place in Crescent and southern Logan County and may also have occurred in Edmond and Oklahoma City.The Logan County Sheriff\u2019s Office and the Oklahoma National Guard want to warn residents about this scam, which they say may be ongoing. Victims or those with additional information are asked to contact the Logan County Sheriff\u2019s Office.Crime footer"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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