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Nine fake IDs, 30 counterfeit checks lead to Council Bluffs woman’s arrest

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A lady was arrested in Council Bluff  on the suspicion of 30 counts of forgery, nine counts of falsifying public documents and for interference with official acts.  She was found with 30 counterfeit checks and nine fake IDs.  The lady was arrested after trying to buy $170 worth of merchandise using a fake check and falsified information.

This was not her first offense.  Hockabout pleaded guilty in 2010 to forgery and a probation violation.  In July 2013, she was arrested for second-degree theft and drug possession.  Recently, she was arrested in March on seven counts of forgery and two counts of falsifying public documents and ongoing criminal conduct.  She also has warrants out in Nebraska for fraud, identity theft, and other forgery-related crimes.

To read the full story, please visit the Daily Nonpareil website.

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Fake IDs hid gang haul, say police

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It was reported that a drug ring was using false identification and driver’s licenses to hide luxury cars, millions of dollars in cash, firearms, and property.  The culprits were using a fake driver’s license machine to print dozens of New Zealand driver’s licenses.   The fake IDs were used to rent storage facilities where they would hide large amounts of cash and other stolen property.

To read the full article, please visit the APN New Zealand website.

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Virginia Man Pleads Guilty in Fake ID Case

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A Richmond man pleaded guilty for participating as a “runner” in a fake ID ring.  Manuel Garcia-Rojas helped sell fake IDs (Social Security cards, green cards, etc.) to illegal immigrants, while working with nine other co-defendants.  The enterprise was based in Mexico and had operations in Arkansas, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Ohio, and Rhode Island.  Garcia-Rojas was caught at a police traffic stop after trying to assault a rival ID maker and steal his equipment.

To read the entire story, please visit The Marietta Times website.

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