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Posted on March 19, 2009 by Dissent

In the justice system:

  • Diane Michelle Nicholson, a former employee of the Holladay Park Plaza retirement care facility, is accused of stealing credit cards and checks from multiple elderly tenants and patients. Read more.
  • Dr. Lisa Michelle Barden, the physician accused of stealing patients’ identities and faking other doctors’ signatures to obtain thousands of prescription painkillers pleaded not guilty Wednesday to 276 counts, including burglary, forgery, identity theft and being in possession of controlled substances. More.
  • Steffan Robert Simmons only worked at a  7-Eleven store for four months in 2008, but authorities say it was long enough for him to take pictures of customers’ credit cards and use the numbers to shop for car stereo equipment.  More.

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