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Md. woman used fake military ID to obtain cash, police said

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A woman attempting to use false identification to withdraw money at a local bank yesterday was thwarted by the duo of Sgt. A.I. Assur and Deputy T.K. Phillips.

On January 25 at 2:15 p.m. Sgt. Assur and Deputy Phillips responded to the Bank of America at 1525 Stafford Market Place for a suspicious person. Employees of the bank were aware of a female using a fictitious name at other Bank of America branches.

They recognized the name when the female attempted to withdraw funds, according to police.

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