Mashana Michelle Harris arrested after posing with stolen credit card Mashana Harris posed with the stolen credit card. Picture: Ocala Police Department. THEY say crime doesn't pay, and in this woman's case neither does posing with a credit card you allegedly stole. Mashana Harris learned the hard way that sooner or later the law will catch up with you, especially when your face is easily identifiable The 26-year-old was arrested last week for allegedly charging nearly $500 in July on a credit card stolen from an elderly woman. The Florida woman was asked by a check-out staff member to pose with the card after she became suspicious it may have been stolen. According to a police report obtained by The Smoking Gun, Harris allegedly stole the woman's card on July 5 from a Walmart in Ocala. She then allegedly went on a spending spree, racking up hundreds of dollars. But when she used the card at Looking Good Beauty Supply a check out staff member asked her for ID and since she didn't have any asked her to pose with the card. In August police were investigating the fraudulent transactions and stopped in at the beauty store where her photo was passed on to them. But it wasn't until last Tuesday that police caught up with her and she was arrested and bailed out of jail on a $10,000 bond, The New York Daily News reported. It wouldn't be the first time someone has been caught out for doing the wrong thing - and letting the world know about it. Within hours of committing a Texas robbery, Hannah Sebata posted on YouTube a video of herself with bundles of cash. The video got thousands of views and she was soon behind bars.