Florida woman, 44, uses ‘botox’ to explain age after using mother's age in fraudulent hurricane aid: police

A 44-year-old Florida woman allegedly utilized her mother's individuality to use for hurricane aide, telling metropolis employees that she looked younger due to the fact that of botox.

According to the Bradenton Police Department, Veronica Torres was charged with a third-degree felony number of filing a mendacious nationalist assistance assertion aft she applied for and received astir $8,000.

Police said that the 44-year-old attempted to deceive authorities employees by utilizing her mother's name, driver's licence and societal information accusation to use for catastrophe assistance. 

In her application, constabulary said, she claimed that the devastation pursuing Hurricanes Milton and Helene forced her to determination retired of her home.

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Veronica Torres, 44, was arrested for filing a fraudulent hurricane catastrophe assistance claim, according to the Bradenton Police Department. 

Police said that the 44-year-old astir got distant with her alleged scheme – until an observant metropolis worker noticed the property discrepancy. 

Authorities said that erstwhile Torres arrived to prime up her $7,967 cheque connected Thursday, Nov. 14, the metropolis worker took notice.

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Police said that the 44-year-old tried unsuccessfully to person the worker that she had undergone "botox treatments" that provided transformational results.

Young pistillate receiving a botox injection (iStock)

Torres was requested to travel backmost the adjacent day, wherever she was questioned by Bradenton detectives.

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She was arrested pursuing questioning and was released aft posting a $2,500 bond, jailhouse records show.