Tag "identity theft"
Check Fraud, Conspiracy Charges for Sonora Man
Photo: Daniel Douglass Broadway SONORA – SPD recently arrested a man for check fraud and conspiracy charges. 34-year-old Daniel Douglass Broadway now finds himself in custody for these charges as
Three Suspects in Custody for Bank Robbery
ALAMO CA – Three persons remain in custody for allegedly robbing a Wells Fargo bank in Alamo last week. Contra Costa County Sheriff’s deputies arrested the suspects not long after
Will He “Go” to Jail for Insurance Fraud?
LOS ANGELES— Will Andrew Barcoma Go, 51, “go” to jail for insurance fraud? The Bellflower resident recently faced seven felony counts, including six for identity theft and one for grand
Commercial Burglars Caught
Photo: Fernando Molina and Nicole Baker Ventura County – The Ventura County Sheriff’s Department Thousand Oaks Patrol was called to the site of a commercial burglary on September 17th. Responding
39 Victims of Identity Theft Discovered in Duo’s Arrest
Photo: Toni Tinay and Matthew Core GRANITE BAY – Deputies discovered 39 victims of identity theft that a pair of people affected. On August 28 near Sierra College and Douglas
Homecare Worker with a History of Arrests for Identity Theft is Back in Jail
SAN RAFAEL — A homecare worker is in custody on suspicion of committing identity thefts, among other recent crimes. However, her arrest this week isn’t her first arrest for identity
Suspected Mail Thieves Caught after Stolen Getaway Car Crashes
OAKLEY — Two suspected mail thieves got caught anyway, despite an aborted car chase. They crashed the stolen getaway car into a pole, and police quickly located them at the
Fraudster Duo Arrested in Rancho Hotel
Photo: Cody Patrick Cannon FOLSOM – Detectives developed information that led them to a fraudster duo camping out at a Rancho Cordova hotel. On Friday law enforcement arrested 30-year-old Cody
Burglars Nabbed Using Stolen Credit Cards
Photo: Paul Ramos Ventura County – It makes perfect sense not to use stolen credit cards in the area from which they were stolen. But active criminals do not always