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Man faces 40 years after conviction for faking ID documents.

Byline: Alexis Huicochea

Oct. 10--A 44-year-old man was convicted of selling fake Social Security and permanent-resident cards in Tucson after he created a number of fraudulent documents for undercover investigators. Jose Angel Diaz-Quintero was convicted of forgery, illegally conducting an enterprise and trafficking in the identity of another person, according to Special Assistant Attorney General Gabriel "Jack" Chin. Diaz-Quintero told investigators from the Arizona Fraudulent Identification Task Force that he had been making the false documents for a year before he was arrested in June 2006, Chin said. He got into the business, which generated approximately ...

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