MVA hired ‘temporary’ title clerk with car theft record

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A Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration temporary employee arrested Wednesday in connection with stealing cars from the city impound lot was hired by the agency despite a previous conviction involving a stolen vehicle.

Isaac Rupert, 35, was arrested Wednesday at his home in the 4900 block of Alston Road in Baltimore and charged with three counts of felony theft and three counts of creating fake duplicate MVA motor vehicle titles. He was being held at the city’s Central Booking facility in lieu of $75,000 bail.

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