In the past, Jean had received scam calls; however, she had always ended the call right away. She did, however, choose to converse with the caller one day.

At first, Jean thought it was her prankish son-in-law, as the man on the other end was sobbing.
However, she quickly realized the actual purpose of the call.

‘Oh my god, don’t call your mom; she’ll be upset,’ I warned him. Give me this to do! Thus, they believed that I was being seduced.

The con artist made up a story about her grandson getting into a car accident while intoxicated and demanded $8,000 in bail.

He was a real cunning person.

The con artist gave Jean a phone number, a ‘case number,’ and even the name of a phony attorney in order to strengthen their story.

They made plans to get together at Jean’s house to transfer the ‘bail’ funds.

Jean, meanwhile, wasn’t doing nothing.

She made sure the local police were aware of her plan and contacted her son about the circumstances.

It was then time to exact her delicious retribution.

Two police officers showed up to Jean’s house as scheduled and positioned themselves discretely.

Jean gave the con artist an envelope when he came to take the money.But it was filled with paper towels only, not the anticipated cash.

Jean acknowledges that she was nervous, wondering, ‘What if he’s carrying a gun? Imagine if the police had to shoot him.

The officers acted quickly and arrested the con artist as soon as he took the envelope.

The man was taken into custody and charged with third-degree attempted grand larceny. He was eventually identified as Joshua Estrella Gomez from Mineola.

This courageous granny made sure a con artist was taken off the streets in addition to protecting herself.

You can see Jean recount her experience in the video below to hear from her directly about this exhilarating meeting!