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Chicago woman to plead in ID theft case involving patient information

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Dissent

Here’s the latest on a case previously noted on this site. Teresa Auch Schultz reports:

A Chicago woman claims her boss used her Gary business to help run an identity theft ring that stole information from clients at a medical center.

 Montrease Young detailed her own role in the theft, as well as the role of her boss, Alexis Young, of Hammond, in a plea agreement filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court in Hammond.

Read more on the Chicago Tribune. An no, they still don’t name the medical center whose patients’ information was stolen. Anyone know where the Angela Young in question worked back then?

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