City officer charged with ID theft implicates several fellow police

The Baltimore police officer charged in an identity theft scheme in Pennsylvania has implicated several other officers as accomplices, according to sources familiar with the investigation.

Quandra Johnson, who has been on the Baltimore police force for three years, allegedly told investigators that other officers in the department worked with her as she allegedly used fraudulent credit cards. She also allegedly told the investigators that stolen goods obtained with the credit cards were sent by express courier to the western district headquarters, where she was assigned. The new allegations surfaced as Johnson sought to cut a deal with prosecutors, according to sources close to the investigation.