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Tampa Bay Postal Worker Accused of ID Theft

A postal clerk in Florida allegedly stole mail and passport applications in what federal prosecutors are calling an identity theft scheme.  The 30-year-old Ruskin woman was arrested Monday, according to court records. Last week, a federal grand jury in Tampa charged the woman with aggravated identity theft, conspiracy to commit…

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St. Johns County Woman Charged with ID Fraud

A 44-year old Hastings woman was arrested Monday and charged with fraudulent use of personal identification information. St. Johns County detectives apparently began investigating the woman in March of this year when an Ohio woman reported that her personal information was being used by the woman in St. Johns County.…

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UF Women’s Basketball Player Accused of Stealing Credit Card from Teammate

A University of Florida women’s basketball player was arrested Friday afternoon after a teammate accused her of stealing her credit card and using it at several stores, a nail salon and a pawn shop. According to the arrest report, the 21-year-old woman was charged with theft of a credit card…

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Ex-Florida Deputy Arrested in Alaska after Living More Than 2 Decades as a Fugitive

A former sheriff’s deputy, wanted since 1991 for capital sexual battery in Bradenton, Florida, was arrested on identity theft charges early Friday at his home in Eagle River, Alaska. Police claim they found the man living life on the lam in Alaska after he used his late stepbrother’s name to…

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Former Prison Guard Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud & Stealing Inmates’ Identities

A former correctional officer has pleaded guilty to committing tax fraud and using inmates’ identities. According to investigators, the 26-year-old was working at the Zephyrhills Correctional Facility when he used Florida Department of Corrections databases to access the personal identifying information of inmates between January 2011 and May 2014. The…

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Martin County Federal Crimes Defense Lawyer :: West Palm Woman Accused of Stealing 700 Identities

A West Palm Beach woman faces federal charges of identity theft and tax fraud after she allegedly stole personal information from more than 700 people. The 39-year-old woman is accused of stealing personal information and storing  it in a notebook that included names, dates of birth and Social Security numbers,…

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Lake and Citrus County Criminal Defense Lawyer :: Woman Accused of Posing as Nurse Charged with Slew of Crimes in Lake and Citrus County

A woman accused of pretending to be a nurse and treating patients at a Lake County home healthcare facility has been arrested and charged with running an unlicensed assisted living facility. According to Lake County sheriff’s detectives, this is not the woman’s first run in with the law. Before she…

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Jupiter man arrested on claims he tried to extort $25,000 from attorney

News reports are claiming that Stuart Police Department arrested a Jupiter man on charges that he tried to extort $25,000 from his attorney. He is being held in Martin County Jail. The man, Michael Stuart Pomerantz, was arrested at the attorney’s office Friday, according to law enforcement. The police spokesperson…

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Monroe County Man Wanted charged with Credit Card Fraud arrested while fleeing the Florida Keys to Russia

Florida Keys resident Alex Bogomolny had an outstanding $1.5 million arrest warrant based on allegations that he conducted multiple counts of fraud, specifically, trafficking in counterfeit credit cards and identity theft. According to reports, he was picked up by the Monroe County Sherriff’s Office Tuesday as he was trying to…

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Florida Identity Theft Attorney :: Feds Focused on Florida as a Hotbed for Tax Identity Theft

Investigative news reports are claiming that Florida is the new hotbed for tax identity fraud in the United States, concentrated mostly in Tampa and Miami. According to the report, Miami has 46 times the per-capita rate of false tax refund claims than the rest of the country, and 70 times…

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