Man Charged With Using Altered Money Order To Buy Car

A Nashville man was charged with forgery and drug possession after an investigation into altered financial documents Friday afternoon.

Oak Grove Police say on July 18th 34-year-old Patrick Darrah used an altered money order to buy a car at BW’s Auto sales in Oak Grove that was denied after being turned into a bank and the vehicles GPS was also removed.

He was reportedly located during a traffic stop on Interstate 24 on Friday after attempting to cash an altered check at a Check Express. During the stop, police say an unknown pill, a gun, several blank checks, and money orders were found in his possession…

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