Man accused of using ID that was not his to open charge account, make purchases
JACKSON, Tenn.-One man is facing a theft of property charge after being accused of using an ID that was not his to open a charge account and make purchases.
Investigators said Marvin Jackson is accused of presenting a drivers license with a different name to open a charge account at Kohl’s in north Jackson. He is then accused of opening a charge account with the ID and then paying for items totaling more than $1,000.
Adam Sanders was identified as the second suspect. Both face a charges of theft of property over $1,000.
Jackson also faces a charge of criminal simulation and resisting arrest.
