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Riverside woman to be sentenced for fraud, ID theft of 50 medical patients

Posted on March 14, 2016 by Dissent

Debbie L. Sklar reports:

A Riverside woman is expected to be sentenced Monday to at least two years in federal prison for stealing the private information of more than 50 patients of a Long Beach residential medical facility.

Bridgette Jackson, 45, was convicted by a Los Angeles federal jury in January of conspiring to possess more than 15 identities, possessing more than 15 identities, and aggravated identity theft, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Jackson’s aunt — who testified for the prosecution — was an employee at the now-closed Hillcrest Care Center and had access to all patient files.

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