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Fashion model Beverly Peele charged with using stolen credit card

chron.com : Fashion model Beverly Peele has been charged with identity theft for allegedly buying about $10,000 worth of housewares, appliances and furniture with someone else's credit card numbers. Peele, who has been featured in magazine ads and appeared in the movie Sweet Friggin' Daisies and a George Michael music video, was arrested Monday and charged with two counts of grand theft by access card, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said Friday.

The complaint alleges Peele charged furniture, a refrigerator, a washer and dryer, bedding and other items for her home on credit cards that were in a wallet she found in a supermarket. Investigators said she returned the wallet to the owner, but first apparently copied the numbers on the charge cards. Peele, 30, was released and is scheduled for a court appearance this coming week.

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Anonymous said…
I wish people would do some real investagating on the matter.. Beverly Peele is a wonderful mother of two beautiful children, and just because she stopped modeling everyone thinks that she would go so low as to steal some womans credit cards. The police did not even call any of the witnesses to testify because they wanted to pin Ms. Peele for some way out charges...
It makes me sick how you of all people can actually believe what you read without investageting....
You should stop and change your carreer as soon as possible. Shame on you.

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