HANCOCK COUNTY, Ind. — Three women accused of stealing credit cards in at least three Georgia counties were arrested Sunday in Indiana.
According to the Indiana State Police, Toni Huizar, Amber Dunlap and Tiphanie Sager were taken into custody just after 6 p.m. following a 15-mile chase.
Police said they found “a substantial amount" of credit cards, checkbooks, Social Security cards and identification cards belonging to people who weren’t in the car.
Before their arrest, police said the women -- who are all from Florida -- were bragging and taunting officers on social media.
One post obtained by Channel 2 Action News said, "Do ya job (expletive)."
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The women are accused of breaking into cars at churches, parks and other parking lots.
One woman told Channel 2's Lori Wilson that she was working out at the YMCA when her car was broken into. She said her bag and computer weren't touched, but her credit cards were gone.
"The passenger side window had been broken, and that's when it occured to me that something wasn't right," the woman said.
She said the cards were used quickly.
"Within minutes of me going back into the Y, I started getting calls from my credit card companies. I thought, 'Woah, that was really fast,'" she said.
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