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Keyser man held without bond after fraud arrest in Cumberland

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September 5, 2026

Warrant stemmed from charges filed by a private citizen

CUMBERLAND, MD – A 31-year-old West Virginia man was being held without bond after Cumberland police served him with a fraud-related arrest warrant Thursday stemming from charges filed by a private citizen.

Police identified the man as Tre Alexander Wilson of Keyser, West Virginia.

According to the Cumberland Police Department, the warrant resulted from a private citizen filing charges against Wilson through the District Court of Allegany County.

Police listed the charge against Wilson as fraud involving personal identification to avoid prosecution.

The department did not provide details about the allegations underlying the charge or identify the person who filed the case.

Wilson appeared before a District Court commissioner for an initial appearance following his arrest.

He was ordered held without bond at the Allegany County Detention Center, according to police.

The charge against Wilson is an allegation and has not been proven in court.

Key Points

  • Cumberland police served an arrest warrant Thursday on Tre Alexander Wilson, 31, of Keyser, West Virginia.
  • Police said the warrant resulted from charges filed by a private citizen in Allegany County District Court.
  • Wilson was held without bond at the Allegany County Detention Center following his initial appearance.
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