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GA: Arrest made in ID theft case

Posted on August 16, 2010 by Dissent

The Flowery Branch Police Department is investigating an identity theft case that may stretch across the South and involve an estimated $100,000 in fraudulent credit card use.

[…]

Officers ended up charging Lecresha S. Dudley, 27, of Oakland, Calif., with one count of transaction card fraud, one count of forgery of a transaction card, two counts of identity fraud, two counts of first-degree forgery and 13 counts of transaction card theft. Dudley also has outstanding warrants on similar charges in Tarrant County, Texas, and Miami-Dade County, Fla., said Flowery Branch police Lt. David Spillers.

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In addition to the debit card found in her possession at the time of the of her arrest, a search of Dudley’s belongings revealed 12 additional credit or debit cards not in her name, Spiller said.

Read more in The Gainseville Times.

Category: ID TheftU.S.

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