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To: sammy™ -_- who wrote (1525)	12/20/2006 11:53:21 PM
From: sammy™ -_-	of 1939

YOUR CRIMINAL RECORD The thief might have committed criminal acts under your name. If this is the case, contact the police department which originally arrested the person using your identity and file an impersonation report. The police might take a full set of your fingerprints and photographs to compare with the person they arrested. Be ready to do so and provide any identification they might need. If the arrest warrant is from another state or country, ask your local police department to help out. It is unlikely that your name will be completely removed from a criminal database once it is there, but you can request that it not be the primary name. Request that they change it to the thief's name (or John Doe) and list your name as an alias

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