A scheme involving identity theft and JCPenney credit cards has resulted in federal prison and probation sentences for three women. The women pleaded guilty to using stolen identities to purchase merchandise with JCPenney credit cards.
They then resold the items on social media. The sentences include a combination of prison time and probation.
Further details about the case and the sentences are available from the source.
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