1, 2011, shows that the people purchasing IDs like the ones Solis-Fernandez is accused of producing are 15 times more likely to be arrested than the documents' purveyors. 16, charged with selling fraudulent ID cards.Ī review by the Daily News of Collier and Lee county arrest records since Jan. Such business models don't factor in sales to undercover detectives, however after months of police surveillance, the 29-year-old Mexico native landed in the Collier County jail on Aug. When customers approached Hermilo Solis-Fernandez looking for a fake ID, he asked them to text him a passport-type photo, and in return for $150, they would get a Permanent Resident Card and a Social Security card, his arrest report shows. Until he was caught, an East Naples man ran a solid ? if illegal ? business, Collier sheriff's investigators say. ? 1 man who couldn't collect unemployment when his identity was stolen and used by another man to work ? 11 people under 21 years old with fake IDs that showed they were of legal drinking age ? 15 people engaging in other major crimes, like credit card fraud

? 3 fake ID dealers running one operation, and 50 fake ID users In the same period, Lee deputies arrested: ? 3 people under 21 years old with fake IDs that showed they were of legal drinking age ? 5 men initially stopped for riding their bikes without a light after dark

? 3 men accused of showing false documentation while working for a county contractor ? 10 people who presented fake IDs at government offices, primarily to obtain driver licenses

A Daily News review of Collier and Lee arrests, 53 in each county under the Florida statute for possession, manufacturing, and sale of fraudulent photo IDs, revealed that since Jan.

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