Meet Orange County Identity Thief Who Did Everything Wrong

Don't count Donald Andrew Anderson, a convicted thief and forger, as a genius.

While in custody on state charges inside the Orange County Jail in March 2010, Anderson made a telephone call to a man he thought was a fellow crook interested in buying stolen financial information.

Anderson may have been the last felon unaware that jail deputies record all telephone calls.

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He also didn't know that the man he called actually worked as a confidential law enforcement informant.

Double oops.

In Dec. 2010, a federal grand jury indicted Anderson and two co-conspirators–Jonathan Scott Agajarian, already a convicted felon with a history of narcotics woes, and John Alexander Burnett–and charged them with several crimes including illegal possession of access devices.

The conspiracy sold complete financial information on individuals at a rate of $600 for 50 credit profiles, according to the indictment.

Agajarian, who was born in 1981, received a sentence of 33 months in prison.

Burnett, who was born in 1973, received a term of probation for three years.

This month, U.S. District Court Judge Dolly M. Gee gingerly wrist slapped Anderson, who was born in 1983, with a term of probation for two years.

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