New details emerge in ID-theft case

Published August 3, 2006 4:00am ET



New details of the identity-theft case against a Baltimore police officer emerged Wednesday as detectives in Pennsylvania continue to investigate the incident that resulted in charges of five counts of identity theft.

Officer Quandra Johnson was arrested on Saturday after attempting to use what police allege were counterfeit American Express cards at the King Of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania. The allegedly fraudulent card used to purchase a $1,000 gift certificate.

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