Macy Elenor Gillespie Mccormick

That on or about August 18, 2025, an officer with the Blaine Police Department responded to Al’s Check Cashing, located at 1434 93rd Lane NE, Blaine, Anoka County, Minnesota, in reference to a delayed theft complaint. Upon arrival, law enforcement made contact with an employee of Al’s Check Cashing. During the conversation, the employee described that on August 6, 2025, at approximately 9:00 A.M., a woman— subsequently identified as MACY ELENOR GILLESPIE MCCORMICK [DOB REDACTED], herein after Defendant—entered the store to cash a check.

Defendant produced a Minnesota driver’s license, and an endorsed $800 Western Union money order (#19-770894893), which Al’s Check Cashing processed. As a result, $751.50 was transferred to Defendant. The transfer was captured on surveillance footage. On August 12, 2025, Al’s Check Cashing was informed by Western Union that a stop-payment-order had been initiated, as the money order had been reported lost or stolen by the lawful owner on August 7, 2025. Law enforcement identified the origin of the money order.

The money order was purchased by L. B. On August 1, 2025, at Hy-Vee Store #1633, located in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Law enforcement made contact with L. B., who advised he did not give consent for anyone to use, transfer, or cash the money order. L. B. Could not determine how the money order was misplaced. Law enforcement attempted to conduct an interview with Defendant but was unsuccessful in making contact. Law enforcement was informed by Defendant’s family members that Defendant was likely on the West Coast and would not be returning to Minnesota.

The State respectfully requests a warrant in this matter. Defendant has an outstanding warrant in 62-CR- 24-3794.