COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA) – Police say a man and three others are in custody after a person attempted a wire transfer with a stolen identity.

Columbus Police allege that on Thursday, Sept. 4, Nicholas Riendau went to Trustmark Bank on Alabama Street and attempted a wire transfer using another person’s identity.

Police say they were alerted by the bank of this, questioned Riendau, and officers eventually arrested him.

The department said that Riendau told officers that three men from Tupelo were waiting in a getaway vehicle for him.

Thus, Montreal Warren, Nija Cole and Omarion Collins were all arrested for conspiracy to commit a crime.

Montreal Warren, Nija Cole and Omarion Collins were each arrested by the Columbus Police... — Montreal Warren, Nija Cole and Omarion Collins were each arrested by the Columbus Police Department for conspiracy to commit a crime.(Lowndes County Sheriff's Office)

Riendeau was charged with conspiracy to commit a felony and felony identity theft.

Nicholas Riendau is charged by the Columbus Police Department with conspiracy to commit a... — Nicholas Riendau is charged by the Columbus Police Department with conspiracy to commit a felony and felony identity theft.(Lowndes County Sheriff's Office)

All four made their initial court appearances on Friday and were ordered to be held without bond.