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GA: Resident charged with 116 counts of ID fraud

Posted on December 29, 2014 by Dissent

Ben Nelms reports:

A Tyrone woman has been charged with 116 counts of financial identity fraud after selling the personal information of members of Georgia National Guard unit where she was employed.

Tierney A. Walker, 22, of Village Green Circle, was charged with 116 counts of financial identity fraud, according to Fayette County Sheriff Barry Babb.

Babb said Walker sold the names, Social Security numbers and dates of birth to an undercover sheriff’s investigator. The personal information belonged to members of the 1147th Transportation Company of the Ga. National Guard in LaGrange where Walker was employed, Babb said.

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