The Brief
- Cabria Cunningham and Mykiah Furlough received two-year federal prison sentences; co-conspirator Ashley Urune will be sentenced in December.
- The trio used stolen identities and fake IDs at JCPenney registers across the country to buy items and gift cards, later reselling them on social media.
- Along with prison time and probation, the defendants must pay restitution back to their victims.
DALLAS – Three women from North Texas are facing jail time for an identity theft fraud scheme involving JCPenney credit cards.
What we know:
According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Texas, the three women involved in the scheme are 27-year-old Cabria Cunningham of Rowlett, 27-year-old Mykiah Furlough of Dallas, and 34-year-old Ashley Urune from Dallas.…