Former FEMA worker jailed for fraud and identity theft
Robert G. Davis, 44, of DC, received 64 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. Davis stole identities of more than 200 disaster victims, using accounts to buy jewelry, gourmet food, and clothing, with about 30 victims having FEMA applications. He was ordered to pay $48,765.80 in restitution. judge Reggie Walton condemned the crime as preying on disaster victims.
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