A Pensacola man has been sentenced to 3.5 years in federal prison for financial fraud, illegal passport use, and identity theft. The case involved stolen identities and fake checks. In another case, a contractor pleaded guilty to a dishonest billing scheme against a water board in Prichard. Additionally, Boise Police have issued warnings about recent Tap-to-Pay fraud operations following a recent arrest.
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