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FL: Ex-clerk from Broward gets three years in ID theft case

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Dissent

There’s an update to an insider breach for tax refund fraud case involving a Broward County Court clerk, reported previously on this blog:

A former employee of the Broward Clerk of Courts was sentenced Friday to three years and a day in federal prison after she pleaded guilty to federal identity theft charges.

Porscha Kyles, 25, has three months to surrender to begin serving her sentence.

Read more on Sun Sentinel.


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