Cops Only Had ‘Black Woman’ as Clue Before Wrongfully Jailing North Carolina Woman And Shattering Her Life

A North Carolina resident is preparing to initiate a legal dispute against her local police force, claiming wrongful arrest and charges of identity theft, an event she asserts dramatically disrupted her existence.Tamara Parker is currently under the legal representation of The Law Offices of Harry M. Daniels, who are exploring the possibility of filing a lawsuit against the Gastonia County Police Department.According to her attorneys, Parker was apprehended on September 1, 2024, at her residence, facing accusations of identity theft and fraudulent property acquisition. This incident is tied to a scam involving the illicit purchase of two Apple iPhones directed to an Advance Auto Parts location in May 2024.Witness interviews implicated Parker, although she asserts she was attending her daughter’s kindergarten graduation that day. The only suspect description provided by authorities was simply a “black woman.” Due to insufficient evidence, her charges were dropped on June 23. Parker's legal team states the ordeal has caused significant upheaval in her life.