Bay Area man gets four years for buying a $75,000 Dodge Challenger Hellcat through fraudulent means
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Steven Daniel Miller, a 48-year-old man from Fairfield, was sentenced to four years in prison for fraudulently obtaining a loan using another person's Social Security number to buy a luxury vehicle. He was also ordered to pay over $36,000 in restitution. The car purchase, worth nearly $76,000, was based on false information, leading to its seizure by law enforcement. Miller had previously pleaded guilty but missed his October 2024 sentencing, resulting in his arrest in November 2024. This case involved multiple agencies, highlighting a broader fight against financial crimes.
Miller used another person's Social Security number to fraudulently secure a loan for a luxury vehicle, leading to prison time and significant restitution.
The investigations involved multiple law enforcement agencies, showcasing a collaborative effort to combat identity theft and bank fraud.
Read at The Mercury News
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