#Office of Inadequate Security RSS Feed Office of Inadequate Security Atom Feed Office of Inadequate Security Happy New Year and Welcome! MO: Man pleads guilty to ID theft, card fraud Ca: Nine charged under new identity theft law Sunday, June 19th, 2011 News Feed Comments Office of Inadequate Security * Advertisement * Home * About * Laws * Contact * Bills in Congress * News Sections + Breach Incidents o Business Sector o Education Sector o Financial Sector o Government Sector o Healthcare Sector o ID Theft o Miscellaneous o Non-U.S. o U.S. + Breach Laws + Breach Types o Exposure o Hack o Insider o Lost or Missing o Malware o Other o Paper o Skimmers o Subcontractor o Theft o Unauthorized Access + Commentaries and Analyses + Legislation o Federal o State/Local + Uncategorized ____________________ GO You are here: Home / Breach Incidents / Education Sector / MO: Former police officer, wife plead guilty to ID theft targeting UCM students MO: Former police officer, wife plead guilty to ID theft targeting UCM students January 22, 2010 by admin Filed under Education Sector, ID Theft, Insider, Of Note, Paper, Theft, U.S. Leave a Comment Beth Phillips, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced today that a former officer for the University of Central Missouri Police Department and his wife have pleaded guilty in federal court to their roles in an identity theft conspiracy that targeted students at the university. Amanda J. Drake, 30, of Warrensburg, Mo., pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Fernando J. Gaitan this morning to the charge contained in an Aug. 12, 2009, federal indictment. Her husband, James B. Drake, 46, pleaded guilty to the same charge on Jan. 4, 2010. By pleading guilty, the Drakes admitted that they stole a University of Central Missouri student enrollment list containing names, Social Security numbers and dates of birth. That identity information was used to fraudulently obtain credit cards in the students’ names. The government contends there were more than 250 victims of the conspiracy, with a total loss of more than $30,000. During the time of the conspiracy, in May 2009, James Drake was a police officer with the University of Central Missouri Police Department. Under federal statutes, James and Amanda Drake are each subject to a sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison without parole, plus a fine up to $250,000 and an order of restitution. A sentencing hearing will be scheduled after the completion of a presentence investigation by the United States Probation Office. This case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney William L. Meiners. It was investigated by the University of Central Missouri Police Department in conjunction with the FBI. Possibly Related Posts * May 12, 2010 -- Woman sentenced in UCM identity theft case * April 21, 2010 -- (follow-up) Ex-university police officer gets probation in UCM identity theft case * July 14, 2009 -- Two arrested in UCM breach * June 26, 2009 -- UCM notifying 7000 of Breach Tags: University of Central Missouri Comments are closed. * News Sections + Breach Incidents o Business Sector o Education Sector o Financial Sector o Government Sector o Healthcare Sector o ID Theft o Miscellaneous o Non-U.S. o U.S. + Breach Laws + Breach Types o Exposure o Hack o Insider o Lost or Missing o Malware o Other o Paper o Skimmers o Subcontractor o Theft o Unauthorized Access + Commentaries and Analyses + Legislation o Federal o State/Local + Of Note + Uncategorized * Archived Posts [Select Month.........] * My Other Sites + PogoWasRight.org + PHIprivacy.net * Meta + Log in + Entries RSS + Comments RSS + WordPress.org Return to top of page Compiliation Copyright © 2011 · All Rights Reserved · Privacy Policy· Log in Design by StudioPress · Powered by WordPress