Maryland Woman Charged with Possessing Fake Military ID Card

| January 29, 2022

A Maryland woman was arrested and charged with several crimes which include possessing a fake military ID card.

Md. woman used fake military ID to obtain cash, police said

The suspect entered the bank intending to withdraw a lot of money but only succeeded in obtaining a lot of criminal charges.

 

Maryland woman facing various fraud charges after visit to Stafford bank

A Maryland woman who entered a Stafford County bank Tuesday looking to make a large withdrawal left facing multiple charges, police said.

Sgt. A.I. Assur and Deputy T.K. Phillips went to the Bank of America at 1525 Stafford Market Place at 2:15 p.m. for a report of a suspicious person. Bank employees had been warned about a woman using a fictitious name at other branches and recognized the name when a woman tried to withdraw $2,500, Stafford Sheriff’s Maj. Shawn Kimmitz said.

As the deputies spoke with her, the woman rattled off fictitious identifying information, Kimmitz said. She eventually identified herself as 56-year-old Kelly Burch of Greenbelt, Md.

Burch was charged with possessing a fake license, possession of a fake armed forces identification card, procuring credit through a false statement, two counts of identity theft, credit card larceny, credit card fraud, false identification to law enforcement, forgery and passing a forged document.

She was placed in the Rappahannock Regional Jail.

By the way, her first name is sometimes spelled ‘Kelly’ but more often spelled ‘Kelley.’  Also, she just had a birthday so is now 57.

Aliases: KELLEY RENEE BURCH, KELLEY RENEE BURCH-GYAMFI, KELLEY R BURCHGYAMFI, KELLY RENEE GYAMFI, KELLY RENEE BURCH-GYAMFI, KELLY R BURCHGYAMFI, KELLY BURCHGYAMFI, R BURCH, KELLEY RENEE BURCH

An exhaustive search of DoD Manpower Data Center (SCRA) showed no military active duty service but that database is not 100% reliable, although pretty good.  It does not show active reserve status unless the individual was recalled to active duty.

However, a check on Burch’s criminal records show many charges for forgery (guilty), theft, issuing false statements, issuing counterfeit order, obtaining goods/money by forgery, issuing false documents, assault, drug charges, grand larceny, trespassing, fugitive, false statement to peace officer, etc.  These charges were *before* the most recent incident at the bank.

Burch may get charged for fraud, but it remains to be seen what happens in regard to the false armed forces ID card.

 

Category: "Teh Stoopid", Stolen Valor

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