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OR: Identity thief gets 36 months in prison

Posted on February 25, 2009 by Dissent

A woman who fled the state in 2007 after being accused of stealing and using multiple credit cards of City Hall employees will get 36 months in prison.

Christine Lee Foos, 35, plead guilty on February 23 in the Washington County Circuit Court to burglary in the second degree and three counts of identity theft. She had worked for a cleaning company that contracted with City Hall, and while working in October of 2007, stole three credit cards – charging them with thousands of dollars.

Read more in the Sherwood Gazette

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