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TX: ID theft suspect had more than 80 stolen items

Posted on July 9, 2015 by Dissent

David Scott reports:

… Jess Nabors, 27, was arrested July 5 at the Marriott Hotel on La Frontera Boulevard, where police say he was trying to pay for a room with a phony credit card and ID.

Upon searching his person and automobile, Round Rock officers say they found 31 ID’s, 25 credit cards, 10 Social Security cards, three U.S. passports, four birth certificates and six checkbooks, along with a pistol which had been reported stolen. Police said Military and Homeland Security ID’s were among those stolen by Nabors.

Read more on KXAN. Hopefully, the military and Homeland Security were already aware of the theft of their IDs.


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