Thursday, February 24, 2011

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Two arrested for identity theft in Milford
WGMD Radio
21 year old Holly Dunn and 26 year old Daniel Kelly are charged with identity theft, conspiracy and numerous other offenses. Both are currently free on bond. Re: Identity Theft (2 counts), Conspiracy 2nd (2 counts), Unlawful Use of a Credit Card (2 ...
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Belarus man looking at 38 years in jail for identity theft
Help Net Security
Dmitry Naskovetz, a 26-year-old Belarusian national, has plead guilty to three charges of fraud and identity theft and could end up in jail for a total of 38 years. He admitted to being the mastermind behind a website called CallService.biz, ...
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Twin daughter of Malcolm X denied bail in identity theft case
International Business Times
By IBTimes Reporter | February 24, 2011 7:41 PM GMT Malikah Shabazz, one of the children of slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, has been denied bail by a North Carolina court in connection with grand larceny, forgery and identity theft and could face ...
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International Business Times
Feds say local couple used ID theft to acquire vehicles
San Antonio Express
Reyes, 48, and Mary Mercy Lopez, 48, both of the 1100 block of West Summit, are named in a 10-count indictment charging them with conspiracy, identity theft and bank fraud. "We waived arraignment and entered a plea of not guilty," Reyes' lawyer, ...
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Police: Woman uses child's information for identity theft
Glens Falls Post-Star
WHITEHALL -- A Whitehall woman faces three criminal charges for allegedly opening a National Grid account under her juvenile child's name and running up a $1200 bill, police said. Melissa A. Smith, 34, was charged with felony counts of fourth-degree ...
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Jean Chatzky: Beware, the Cost of Identity Theft Is Soaring
DailyFinance
By NIKHIL HUTHEESING Posted 11:00 AM 02/24/11 Investing, Video When you think about identity theft, chances are you imagine some stranger rummaging through your bank statements and tax returns or getting hold of your credit card numbers or your social ...
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Blotter: Identity Theft, Criminal Damage to Property Reported
Patch.com
By Amie Schaenzer | Email the author | 3:14pm Windows were damaged in the 4900 block of Highwood Lane around 5:35 pm on Monday. No reports were filed with Lake in the Hills Police Department. A resident living in the 1000 block of Viewpoint Drive ...
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Former car salesman sentenced in identity theft
Odessa American
US District Judge Robert Junell sentenced Jose Rosa Ortiz, 46, of Midland, to a total of three years in federal prison Thursday in connection with his convictions for making false statements to obtain a loan, aggravated identity theft, and misuse of ...
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Alleged identity theft leads to arrest
Brownsville Herald
By JACQUELINE ARMENDARIZ, Brownsville Herald A Tennessee woman's complaint led to the arrest Friday of 51-year-old Gloria Banda on charges of fraudulent use of identifying information. Police said the Tennessee woman suspected a person in Brownsville ...
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Security breach 'won't result in identity theft'
ABC Online
ACT Minister for Disability, Housing and Community Services Joy Burch says a security breach involving data from her department is unlikely to result in identity theft. In November last year, a department employee breached protocol and downloaded ...
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2 men plead guilty to credit card identity theft in western NY
WCAX
AP - February 24, 2011 3:05 AM ET BUFFALO, NY (AP) - Two men have pleaded guilty to stealing the credit and debit card numbers of hundreds of bank customers and using them to withdraw cash from ATMs at Indian casinos in western New York and elsewhere ...
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Credit Monitoring Services: Pros, Cons and How to Pick One
Fox Business
"But they don't necessarily alert you to every type of identity theft you could encounter. For example, ifsomebody is using your stolen personal information to get a job or a cell phone, something that wouldn't necessarily be reported to a credit ...
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Woman turns in sister for ID theft
East Valley Tribune
A 30-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of identity theft on Wednesday after her sister turned her in to police for using her information to receive treatment for kidney stones at Banner Desert Medical Center. Crystal Wilson was arrested about ...
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TO woman pleads guilty to identity theft charges
Thousand Oaks Acorn
By Carissa Marsh Brieann McCloskey Courtesy VC Sheriff's Department A Thousand Oaks woman who passed numerous fraudulent checks at Simi Valley businesses pleaded guilty to more than a dozen counts of identity theft last week. According to the Ventura ...
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Thompson: ID theft reflects larger issue of loss in American values
News-Leader.com
If the matter of deciding what to shred is of interest to you, check statements made in this column and in the "fight identity theft" reference with an attorney. Now, let's stop and think for a minute. What makes all these identity protecting ...
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The battle lines over encryption
The Hindu
The list includes any information which impersonates another person, that is, identity theft and deceiving or misleading the addressee about the origin of electronic messages more commonly known as phishing. However, this list comprising identity theft ...
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The Hindu
Protecting your identity online
KSFY
Identity theft...according to the FBI it's one of the fastest growing crimes in the US and depending on how you use the Internet, you might be leaving yourself open to it. KSFY found out there's a lot you need to know to keep your identity safe while ...
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Identity thieves targeting tax returns
Bizjournals.com (blog)
Mike Prusinski, senior vice president of corporate communications for the company, said this relatively new identity theft trend is growing, and there's not a lot anyone is doing about it. It's a crime that can cost the Internal Revenue Service ...
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Keep tax information out of thieves' hands
The Valley Chronicle
By ROSALIE MOYER Identity theft affected 10 million Americans last year. That number represents a 22 percent increase from the year before. Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing crimes in our nation. It's important to protect your identity all ...
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Emergency services
Mail Tribune
Identity theft — Monica Julieta Angel, 37, of Van Nuys, Calif. Oregon State Police Tuesday arrested Angel on charges of interfering with a police report and three counts of identity theft. She was lodged in the Jackson County Jail on $50000 bail. ...
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Local Triad group helps seniors protect themselves
Pine Journal
The threats to senior citizens are everywhere – from investment scams to abuse by caregivers or family members and from identity theft to "grandchildren" scams. Add the fact that this generation was raised to trust in their fellow man and honor their ...
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'20/20' to feature story on imprisoned Pleasant Grove doctor, attorney Martin ...
Deseret News
By Sara Lenz, Deseret News Martin MacNeill, 54, is currently serving a four-year prison sentence in Texas for fraud forgery and identity theft for stealing the identity of one of his adopted daughters shortly after his wife's passing. ...
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Deseret News
Recycling Thieves Make Waves Through East Meadow
Patch.com
The suspected assailants drive around, circling neighborhoods in a white van during the hours before recycling is picked up, looking for papers with information that can be used in identity theft, according to Legis. Norma Gonsalves, R-East Meadow. ...
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Top Internet scams from 2010: The Real Deal
NewsChannel 9 WSYR
The third most common complaint was identity theft. While it seems the number of victims of identity theft each year is shrinking, it's still prevalent. Other issues that made the list include advance fee fraud, spam, online auction fraud and credit ...
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Are Internet Cookies Good or Bad?
BlogHer (blog)
I don't see any physical harm or identity theft ever happening as a result of of this refined marketing or especially device identification, especially when it comes to techniques meant to watch your back and protect you. ...
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Several animal complaints registered: Russell and Bainbridge Police Blotter
Sun Star Courier
Police said this case of identity theft occurred when the suspect tried to open two accounts with the man's information. The man's account was flagged. ANIMAL NOISES, MORGAN TRAIL: On Feb. 16, a complainant called to report a neighbor's barking dog and ...
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Sun Star Courier
FBI: 2010 A Banner Year for Online Crime
WalletPop
Identity theft, non-delivery of payment/merchandise and scammers impersonating the FBI topped the list of complaints to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) in 2010, with victims reporting hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. ...
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Police still looking for woman in surveillance photos
Burlington Times News
"The identity-theft portion of it started popping out in January," Brown said. The suspect started passing stolen checks that she made payable to Jody Gunn at various banks in Greensboro, Archdale, Thomasville, High Point and Salisbury. ...
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Cheating on the Rise
The Corsair
Although identity theft is commonly thought of as an unlawful act involving a victim and a perpetrator, this is not always the case. Students have utilized this crooked craft as a mechanism for academic dishonesty by taking classes or exams for one ...
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Cool Tools To Access Files Remotely
Blogger News Network (blog)
by Identity Theft Speaker in All News Whether you're a road warrior or simply own multiple PCs and want access to all your data from anywhere, here are a few easy ways to do it, and one not so easy option. All of these options are secure, ...
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Advertising Online Leans on Permission Marketing
Top Wire XS
As end users find it harder to click on any advertisement being shown on the internet for fear of identity theft or acquisition of confidential information, most publishers or websites move to get rid of any form of technology that might actually put ...
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Bill's Daily Roundup: Prescribed Burning Starts Up Again
Prescott eNews
Charges included burglary, identity theft, auto theft, probation violation, drugs and possession of a firearm during a felony. Police seized 14 hundred dollars worth of stolen property, including 4 rifles, as well as nearly 39 thousand dollars worth of ...
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Be sure your identity is secure when shopping online
Chicago Sun-Times
Credit cards offer protection from identity theft that debit cards don't. Depending on the company, with a credit card, your liability for fraudulent charges caps at $50 as long as you report the fraud within 30 or 60 days. Using a debit card online, ...
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DUCT TAPED BABY
Suite101.com
By Ebony James Twenty-one year old Caira Ferguson originally filed an identity theft complaint regarding a picture that has now gone viral and left her in the midst of a legal storm. MediaTakeOut.com somehow got a hold of s picture showing Caira and ...
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AP Police log in experts to crack cyber crimes
IBNLive.com
PTI | 09:02 AM,Feb 24,2011 Certain offences like phishing (a practice of using fraudulent e-mails and copies of legitimate websites to extract financial data from computer users for purposes of identity theft) and cyber stalking may appear relatively ...
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Meth-addicted mail thieves sentenced
The Spokesman Review (blog)
Jacquelyn A. Crawford, 40, was sentenced by US District Judge Edward Shea to 53 months in prison after pleading guilty in October to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. Charlene M. Haggard, 43, received 48 months for the same ...
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'Illicit economy' threatens regular economy
Times LIVE
One could cite company hijackings, which was a form of identity theft. There was intellectual property piracy, which was particularly damaging to the South African music industry and film production industry. "There are all sorts of other kinds of ...
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Times LIVE
Employee arrested for allegedly bilking store
Signal
In one instance, he used personal identification that had been accidentally left at the store to complete a return, she said. The man was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of grand theft, embezzlement and identity theft, and was being held at the Sheriff's ...
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Miss. company pleads guilty to conspiracy in nation's largest workplace ...
CanadianBusiness.com
Most of them were deported, though a few were convicted on identity theft charges for using fraudulent documents and providing fake papers to other workers. The company had repeatedly denied knowing that illegal immigrants worked at the plant, ...
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D-FW briefs: Green meeting slated for Thursday night in Arlington
Fort Worth Star Telegram
A federal grand jury indicted Thomas W. Richardson on seven counts of theft of government property, five counts of making a false claim for refund and two counts of aggravated identity theft. After his arrest last week, he was released on a personal ...
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Shoplifting, 'dining and dashing' and stolen credit cards keep Watchung police ...
NJ.com
The fraud is being investigated as a case of identity theft as well. A Somerset woman left her wallet unattended Feb. 18 at Walmart in Watchung Square and came back for the wallet only to find it was gone. Police were told of the theft three days later ...
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NJ.com
Interview with Steve Fezzik - the real one this time
Covers
PayPal returned a call but has not yet explained its policy regarding Internet identity theft. Ted Sevransky, a professional handicapper and Las Vegas resident, empathizes with Fezzik. "It's a tough situation. Steve is a great guy and one of the most ...
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Financial elder abuse seminar is offered tonight
North Platte Telegraph
The focus of the seminar will include an explanation of what financial abuse is, ways to spot abuse, prevent abuse, report abuse and how to protect yourself from financial abuse and identity theft. As the Baby Boomer generation approaches retirement ...
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2 accused of swindling 93-year-old woman
abc7.com
"Often times because they are so mobile and because property crime and identity theft is so complex, often times the suspects are allowed to conduct this kind of behavior multiple times before law enforcement agency even through very diligent and hard ...
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Our Views: Pill mill blunder (Feb. 24)
Florida Today
Increased burglary, robbery, drug trafficking and identity theft, not to mention more addicts and deadly overdoses. Seven people on average die every day from prescription drug abuse in Florida, devastating families and orphaning children, ...
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FAIRLY LEGAL "Coming Home" Episode 7 Photos
Daemon's TV
Episode Synopsis: FAIRLY LEGAL "Coming Home" Episode 7 – A big client of Reed & Reed's asks Kate to mediate a simple financial matter — which quickly morphs into a case of identity theft before escalating to an immigration issue where Kate must defend ...
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