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Macon woman sentenced in identity theft scheme

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Dissent

Tom George reports:

A Macon woman was sentenced in federal court for her role in a identity theft scheme.

38-year-old Rhonda Everett plead guilty to conspiracy to commit fraudulent claims, identity theft, and receiving stolen government property.

In 2012, Everett was caught in a sting operation and admitted to obtaining personal information from 35 people benefiting from services at the Salvation Army.

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