Woman Uses P.M.'s Name To Execute Shopping Spree Con

She claimed to carry the authority of the Prime Minister himself, and purchased almost two thousand dollars of items, presumably as gifts for a Fort George Mother's Day party, but police say Dorothy Gideon Castillo was just running a big money con. On May 4th and 5th Gideon bought a trove of gifts from an outlet at 57 Baymen Avenue totaling 1,835 dollars telling the salesperson, Marie Fuller, that the bill would be paid by the Fort George Committee and the Prime Minister's office. The gifts included a food processor, pot sets, jewelry, a blender, an iced tea maker, and various trinkets. Two months later the Prime Minister's office and his Fort George Committee have disclaimed all knowledge of Dorothy Gideon Castillo. Castillo, it turns out, has a long list of con allegations - except this time she used the brand name of the Prime Minister himself. Police are looking for Gideon Castillo to bring charges against her.