Vets are Still Worried About (ID Theft) Identity Theft

Vets are Still Worried About (ID Theft) Identity Theft

Vets are Still Worried About Identity Theft
KTRE - Authorities are still investigating the theft of personal information from millions of military personnel and veterans. Now, vets are being warned to protect their identities, including many East Texas veterans who have gotten letters from the
Source: www.ktre.com

Mom, daughter admit ID theft
Columbian - A mother and daughter pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to using false identities to purchase homes and cars while living in the Vancouver area. Mildreada Ruiz Rapa, 47, and Melanie Andrews, 24, both formerly of Vancouver, used fraudulent
Source: www.columbian.com

Identity Theft "repair instruction guide" released
Santa Fe New Mexican - ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - The state is offering an "identity theft repair kit" in the wake of the theft of Veterans Affairs information on 26.5 million veterans and active duty military. The kit, announced Thursday by Attorney General Patricia Madrid and
Source: www.freenewmexican.com

State schools vets on identity theft
Albuquerque Tribune - Attorney General Patricia Madrid asked about 50 female veterans if they carry their Social Security card or more than one credit card in their purse. About 30 raised a hand. To get the Identity Theft Repair Kit, contact the Attorney General's Office
Source: www.abqtrib.com

1,300 state workers warned of possible ID theft
WRGB - (Albany, NY - AP) - More than 1300 state workers have been warned about possible identity theft while officials search for a missing computer cartridge that held their names, salaries and Social Security numbers. The cartridge turned up missing
Source: www.wrgb.com