Alabama grand jury indicts three in identity theft case.  Three North Carolina residents are charged in what federal prosecutors call an identity theft ring operating in Alabama. Authorities say 38-year-old Terrance Lavon Campbell; 40-year-old Renee Charlene Pointer and 44-year-old Terrence Donnell Wooten were indicted Wednesday on fraud and identity theft charges. The three are accused of possessing more than 350 counterfeit debit and credit cards. U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance says the case is part of a trend of people coming to northern Alabama to commit identity fraud crimes. (Source al.com)



Two men arrested at Kohl’s in Brownsville, charged with ORC. 
Two men accused of working as a team have been charged with organized retail theft in the theft of $320 worth of merchandise from a Kohl’s store in Brownsville. Both men attempted to run from police and Loss Prevention, but were quickly apprehended after a short foot chase. (Source brownsvilleherald.com)