Tampa man sentenced to 5 years for counterfeit credit cards, unemployment insurance fraud

The 30-year-old man made credit cards using stolen information and committed fraud to obtain unemployment benefits.

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A 30-year-old Tampa man was sentenced to five years and one month in federal prison Aug. 1 for making counterfeit credit cards using the names of people whose identities had been stolen and for getting $86,804 in unemployment benefits he was not entitled to.

 

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