SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KGO) -- A California DMV worker is reportedly being accused of using driver's license records to steal identities.
According to the Sacramento Bee the 39-year-old employee used her access to obtain confidential personal information to open phony bank accounts - including a $15,000 line of credit at Wells Fargo Bank.
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The Bee obtained a criminal complaint filed in federal court in Sacramento. It says the fraud went on from December 2016 through early June of last year.
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The case is part of an ongoing federal bribery investigation into widespread misuse of DMV computers by employees.
ABC7 News has reached out to the DMV for comment.