Prison officer admits to inmate ID theft, tax scam

By Business Observer Staff
| 2:21 p.m. July 10, 2014

Tampa Bay-Lakeland

TAMPA — A Pasco County corrections officer pleaded guilty to tax fraud in a case where authorities say he stole identities from former and current inmates so he could file false tax returns.

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