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  1. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is investigating a scheme where defendants used corporate bank accounts linked to the fraud.

Man Faces Felony Charges in Identity Theft and Financial Fraud Scheme

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A Gillette man, Kevin Lange, 34, is facing charges including five counts of burglary, three counts of theft, and 13 felony counts of identity theft. The charges stem from allegedly using the identities of several people, including his own grandfather, to open financial accounts and lines of credit. The identity theft scheme was discovered during an investigation into the theft of a trailer, where police found large amounts of paperwork, debit cards, and identifications belonging to various people.

From gillettenewsrecord.com

Why it matters

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The identity theft and fraud case involves the use of stolen identities to gain access to financial products. The matter is part of a larger investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission into a scheme that utilized corporate bank accounts linked to the fraud.

From gillettenewsrecord.com

Who's involved

  • Capital OneBank holding company involved in the fraud investigation

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  • Capital OneSpeculative

    Capital One could face increased operational costs and risk exposure due to identity theft fraud.

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