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Texas man found with personal info belonging to dozens of identity theft victims

Posted on March 2, 2016 by Dissent

FOX News reports:

A man is facing forgery charges after police say they found him with the personal information belonging to dozens of people.

Antonio Moreno, 27, was arrested at a hotel in the Medical Center area when investigators say he used someone else’s credit card to pay for the room.

Moreno was with others in the room and police say they had stolen credit cards, checks and social security numbers.

According to court papers, some information came from Denny‘s customers and tenants at an apartment complex.

 

Read more on FOX San Antonio.

The apartment complex was not named.

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