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Posted on April 23, 2009 by Dissent

In the justice system:

  • Former Army finance technician Reynaldo Jimenez pleaded guilty to charges arising out of his theft of identity information belonging to over 35 active duty United States military service members. More.
  • Vickie Parks Sheppard pleaded guilty to conspiracy to fraudulently obtain identity and financial information from more than 50 victims by posing as fraud investigators for a credit card company. Co-defendant, Glenn Love II pleaded guilty earlier this month. More.
  • Willita Burnett, an office manager at an unnamed doctor’s office in St. Louis, was indicted on charges relating to her use of patient credit card information. Over a two-year period from January 2007 to January 2009, she allegedly made or attempted to make 1,464 unauthorized purchases from amazon.com.More.
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