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GA: College Park leaders ‘stunned’ one of their own busted for ID theft, stealing $100K

Posted on May 12, 2021 by Dissent

Randy Travis reports:

Nearly a dozen former city of College Park employees have something in common. And it’s not good.

According to police, 11 former employees are identity theft victims in a criminal case worth close to $100,000.

[…]

LeShanda Mitchell faces 32 felony counts including identity theft, computer forgery, and money laundering. She worked as a College Park Human Resources specialist. The mayor says Mitchell was the only one in charge of payroll.

Read more on Fox5Atlanta.

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