POCONO TOWNSHIP, PA — Pocono Township Police are asking for the public’s help locating a 21-year-old New York man wanted on a felony warrant issued more than two months ago in connection with an ongoing fraud and theft investigation.

Jordan Hernandez Diaz has been wanted since September 11, 2025, when Magisterial District Judge Daniel Kresge issued an arrest warrant charging him with receiving stolen property, a third-degree felony.

The warrant stems from an October 9, 2024, incident investigated by Pocono Township Police Officer Thomas J. Moser. Despite the warrant being active for over two months, Hernandez Diaz remains at large.

The Warrant

According to court records, charges were filed September 11, 2025, nearly a year after the October 2024 incident. The case is listed as “inactive” in the magisterial district court system, indicating no court proceedings can move forward until Hernandez Diaz is apprehended.

Hernandez Diaz is charged with:

• Receiving stolen property (third-degree felony)

The charge is connected to what police describe as an “ongoing fraud/theft investigation” in Pocono Township, though specific details about the stolen property or the nature of the investigation have not been publicly disclosed.

Suspect Information

Hernandez Diaz is described as:

• Age: 21 years old (DOB: 12/20/2003)
• Last known address: New York, NY 10034
• Race: White male

Court records indicate Hernandez Diaz has not been fingerprinted and requested a public defender when charges were filed, though an application for appointment of counsel has not been provided.

The New York zip code 10034 corresponds to the Inwood neighborhood in upper Manhattan.

Public Assistance Requested

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Jordan Hernandez Diaz is urged to contact Pocono Township Police Department:

Phone: (570) 629-7200 ext. 223
Online: Submit an anonymous tip through the Pocono Township Police CrimeWatch page

Tips can be submitted anonymously, or individuals may leave contact information for investigators to follow up.

What Happens Next

Once apprehended, Hernandez Diaz will face a preliminary hearing before Judge Kresge to determine if there is sufficient evidence to advance the charge to Monroe County Court of Common Pleas.

If convicted on the third-degree felony receiving stolen property charge, Hernandez Diaz could face up to seven years in prison under Pennsylvania sentencing guidelines. The charge applies when someone receives, retains, or disposes of property knowing or having reason to believe it was stolen.

The case is being prosecuted by the Monroe County District Attorney’s Office.

Monroe County Case: MJ-43303-CR-0000291-2025
Incident Number: 2024-00011938
OTN: M 1014982-3
Warrant Issued: September 11, 2025

All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.