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TX: Local Medical Clinic Patients Among 500 Victimized In Major Identity Theft Ring

Posted on July 24, 2008 by Dissent

 

Bob Dunn reports:

Sheriff’s detectives are looking for a Fort Bend County medical clinic employee believed to have contributed patient information to a major area identity theft ring.

Tracy Spencer-Gilmore, formerly with Kelsey Seybold Clinic, was one of 38 people indicted over the past several weeks in connection with an identity theft ring in which more than 500 people in four area counties were victimized, the Sheriff’s Office said in a statement Thursday.

The last of those indictments were handed down by a Fort Bend County grand jury earlier this month.

Among those indicted were Spencer-Gilmore and Chante Monique Small, a former HCA-Clear Lake Regional Medical Center employee. Both were charged in indictments with stealing patient information from their employers.

Full story – FortBendNow.com

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