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North Carolina (WXII) -- A man convicted of fraudulent property sales is facing new charges, according to the Winston-Salem Police Department.
Officials said Khalil Rynes is charged with felony worthless check and obtaining property by false pretenses. Police said they believe Rynes fraudulently sold a property on Ogburn Avenue that he didn't own.
The victim placed a $15,000 down payment on the property, and Rynes took it.
Officers arrested him in Greensboro on Feb. 28. Police said Rynes has fraudulently stolen nearly $120,000 in the last five years.
According to officers, he frequently operates a business under the name "Smile Homes LLC."
