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Hanover woman faces 23 fraud related charges

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Hanover Police have wrapped up an investigation by issuing almost two dozen fraud related charges.

In late June, investigators were contacted by a fraud victim after they learned their personal information had has been used in multiple attempts to apply for credit cards.

Four months later, police searched a Hanover home, seizing several electronic devices and arresting arrested a woman.

The 33-year-old woman has been charged with fraud under $5,000, eight counts of attempted fraud over $5,000, nine counts of forgery and five counts of fraudulent use of credit cards.

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