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Christopher Baker Argumentative Essay

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With so many methods available for an individual’s account to become compromised, some individuals have taken this opportunity to see their way out of financial hardships and responsibility by filing false claims and police reports. In one example, Christopher Baker who resided in Oklahoma developed a lifestyle with luxury items based on lines of credit extended to him. In return, when these creditors began their process to recover payment, he would file police reports claiming that he had been the victim of identity theft. After multiple police reports and credit reporting agencies became suspicious of the repeated trend, an investigation was initiated into Bakers activities. Baker was subsequently charged with violation of computer crimes

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