PLACER COUNTY, Calif. — Two Sacramento residents are accused of identity theft after a month-long investigation, according to the Placer County Sheriff's Office.
Keith Davis, 36, and Keyshell Hayes, 35, were arrested on Feb. 6 by Placer County deputies during a traffic stop on Highway 65 near the Sunset Boulevard exit. Davis had an outstanding Placer County warrant for his arrest.
Sheriff's officials say law enforcement found counterfeit California driver's licenses, a counterfeit social security card and multiple stolen credit cards. Deputies also found a loaded unregistered semi-automatic gun in Haye's purse within reaching both suspects' distance.
Deputies later found a device that scans cards, a notebook filled with personal information for more than 50 people, including names, account numbers, credit card numbers, addresses, and passwords.
Davis was arrested for being a felon with a firearm, felon in possession of ammunition, identity theft and an outstanding warrant. Hayes was arrested for carrying a loaded gun in public, carrying a gun that was not registered to her and identity theft.
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