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Posted on August 13, 2009 by Dissent
  • Alpha Daye Bah was arrested last week on charges that he stole at least 20 customers’ data from an unnamed restaurant and passed it to co-conspirators. More.
  • Jason Reed and Derek Edwards were arrested for conspiracy to commit identity theft. Following a — wait for it — traffic stop, the officers found stolen credit cards and matching driver licenses in the vehicle. More.
  • As a follow-up to a case reported previously, Martin Joseph MacNeill, former clinical director of the Utah State Developmental Center, has been sentenced to four years in prison. More.
  • A former officer with the Palm Beach County School District Police, Jonathan E. Kelly, who directed a scheme to steal valuables from cars that he sold online as well as identities of staff and students at Olympic Heights High School, was sentenced to 8 years in prison, 10 years probation, and 1,000 hours community service. More.

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