Man Arrested After Using Fake Name, Police Say

A White Plains man clinging to several swiped credit cards used a fake name and fictitious appointment to enter a White Plains office, police said.

Calling himself "Travon Johnson," the man signed in at the front desk of 44 South Broadway last Friday at 5:15 p.m., telling security he had a meeting with a woman named Renee Johnson on the 18th floor.

When employees on the 18th floor saw the man wandering about, they asked who he was there to see. His response raised a red flag, cops said —no one in the office knew a Renee Johnson.

Shortly after encountering the name, an employee noted $20 was missing from her office, police said. Authorities intercepted the intruder in the lobby, and found four stolen credit cards in his jacket, cops noted.

Police arrested the man—who is 18-years-old—and transported him to police headquarters.

He was charged with criminal possession of stolen property and criminal trespass, both misdemeanors.