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Police here say a man conned his way into a new car, a block of apartments, and a bunch of furniture. Officials say he was able to carry out the scam by posing as a Marine.
32-year-old Brandon Blankenship is charged with the following:
•False statement regarding military service with intent to commit a crime (two counts)
•Unauthorized use of an entity's identifying information or documents (two counts)
32-year-old Brandon Blankenship is charged with the following:
•False statement regarding military service with intent to commit a crime (two counts)
•Unauthorized use of an entity's identifying information or documents (two counts)
Another Stolen Valor Arrest
Posted from burnpit.usPosted in these groups: 
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Crime
Posted >1 y ago
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This type of stolen valor crime needs to be prosecuted and the perp needs the maximum sentence. This is fraud to the highest degree.
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Impersonating a military professional weather as active duty or a veteran should be criminally charged the same as impersonating a police officer, a firefighter or paramedic...as a felony.
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