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LOS ANGELES -- Dozens of suspects in a major
identity theft ring were indicted on federal
charges, and authorities were trying to identify
postal workers who stole mail to sell credit cards
and tax refund checks, Orange County prosecutors
announced Friday. An Orange County identity theft task force
investigation led to 14 indictments accusing
nearly four dozen people, said U.S. Attorney Debra
Wong Yang. One investigation, dubbed Operation Paper or
Plastic, resulted in 20 men and women indicted on
Aug. 30 for allegedly causing more than $1 million
in losses over four years, Yang said. Alleged ringleader Ky Vu of Las Vegas bought tax
refund checks and credit cards that had been
stolen from the mail, according to officials.
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