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CA: Davis Apartment Manager Accused of ID Theft; Police Suspect More Victims

Posted on February 4, 2016 by Dissent

Lonnie Wong reports:

Davis police investigators say they believe there are many more victims of an apartment manager who was arrested on suspicion of stealing the identities of prospective tenants.

William Raymond Stanley, Jr., was known as Erik Hamilton to tenants and the owners of the Tuscany Villas Apartments in East Davis. But the 30-year-old apparently has a felony conviction in Sacramento County, as well as a history of arrests for fraud, perjury and identity theft.

Read more on Fox40.

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