JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville woman was arrested Friday on multiple outstanding warrants tied to a years-long rental scam that authorities said left several victims out of hundreds to thousands of dollars.
Saderria Johnson, 34, was taken into custody on July 3 after a traffic stop on Arlington Road, according to arrest report documents.
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Officers stopped the vehicle because a front-seat passenger was not wearing a seatbelt. The report said an officer recognized the passenger as Johnson, asked her name, and she confirmed she was Saderria. Johnson was detained without incident and transported to the Pretrial Detention Facility on active warrants that stemmed from at least four separate incidents dating back to April 2023.
According to the arrest reports, Johnson posed as a landlord or property manager and advertised rental homes on Facebook Marketplace and Facebook…
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