Ex-Marine recruiter accused of credit card fraud, multiple burglaries faces 155 felony charges

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. — A 36-year-old man accused of using a government-issued credit card for personal purchases while serving as a U.S. Marine Corps recruiter is being held on a $1.29 million bond after authorities arrested him on 155 felony charges, investigators confirmed.

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Local 10 exclusively obtained body camera video Tuesday showing Hallandale Beach police officers entering a restaurant Sunday morning to arrest Travonn Lee Moore, who investigators said was wanted on numerous felony warrants.

According to arrest records, Moore faces 51 burglary charges, 52 counts of fraudulent use of a credit card and 52 counts of grand theft.

Investigators allege Moore entered Marine Corps recruiting offices after hours and used a government-issued credit card for unauthorized personal purchases, including at gas stations.

Authorities said Moore was previously a Marine Corps recruiter and was later discharged from the military for illegal drug use. They said he denied the allegations during his arrest, telling officers he had never been involved in burglary or credit card fraud.

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During a Broward County bond hearing Tuesday, a judge found probable cause on all 155 charges and set Moore’s total bond at $1.29 million.

Jail records show bond included $510,000 for the burglary charges, $520,000 for fraudulent credit card use charges and $260,000 for grand theft charges.

Anyone with information on the case urged to call Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477.

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