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Senator Floats Heftier Bill on Data Theft
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Deployed Soldier Falls Victim To ID Theft
News4Jax.com - JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A soldier thousands of miles away serving in Iraq has been forced to deal with a frustrating problem involving his identity and his money. Fran Soloman said her son, Spc. Anthony Pardella, is missing about $800 from his bank

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