Two Florida men arrested in blackmail for borrowing online information purchased by banks to borrow money

Two men have been arrested after stealing the identity of a bank account found in Hernando County.
The Sheriffs Office said.

William Brown Jr., 40, is charged with disorderly conduct and disorderly conduct.
And it steals great. Leroy Daron Stephenson, 42, has been charged with fraud and organized crime.
Theft of information, theft and theft of property from a driver’s license or identity card

Authorities said they received additional personal information to identify the victim in the victim’s car.
At the time of your arrest. By comparison, there are ten drivers licenses that include photos of suspects and victims.
Additional costs of personal information will be expected.

Representatives reported that on November 1, an employee of the bank “Branne” reported to the department of Economic Crimes.
Brown opened a fake bank account. Brown used a fake driver’s license and a photo of himself and his staff
Find anonymous information about the victim. Brown made a direct deposit of $ 5,000 on his new account.

After checking this direct deposit, it was determined that the deposit was 8,000.
The victims’ information was borrowed from Brennan’s account from a local credit center.

After the contractors contacted the principal, surprisingly an employee of the financial institution talked about the same loan.
Then ask someone you know like Stevenson about 5,000. The agency has instructed its officials in this regard
You may find that the application is incorrect and contains more information about victims you do not know. This
Staff warned investigators that the investigation appears to be a fake driver.
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While he waited for investigators, Brown drove a passenger car with a 2017 Lincoln with Stevenson. Brown landed on Stevenson
In addition to the agency, Brown parked next to him and waited.

Sheriff’s investigators say Brown and Stevenson arrested the same Lincoln sedan.

In an interview, investigators say that Brown and Stevenson bought a driver’s license under the influence of alcohol.
Your personal information is located on a dark website.