New York Man Charged with Identity Theft and Forgery
A 53-year-old man from New York, Daniel McKeithan, is facing felony charges for stealing another man's identity and attempting to withdraw $8,000.
According to the Manheim Township Police, the incident occurred at a First National Bank on Lititz Park, where McKeithan posed as a customer to withdraw the funds.
- McKeithan provided a fake Delaware ID to the bank teller.
- He attempted to change the account address.
- The bank teller became suspicious, leading to McKeithan's arrest.
McKeithan has been charged with forgery and identity theft.
Author's summary: Man charged with identity theft and forgery in NY.
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