Former MPD Officer Convicted Of Stealing Her Brother's Identity
Jamell Stallings faces a sentence of 150 years for using her Brandywine, MD, brother's identity to get loans, according to prosecutors.
A former Metropolitan Police Department officer from Brandywine, MD, has been convicted of counterfeiting, identity fraud and theft, after stealing her brother's identity, prosecutors announced Tuesday. Jamell Stallings, 46, stole and used her brother's identity to apply for loans, according to Angela Alsobrooks, Prince George's County State's Attorney. Stallings, who is scheduled to be sentenced on April 2, faces a maximum sentence of 150 years, according to prosecutors. “Police officers take an oath to serve and protect the citizens of the jurisdictions in which they work,” Alsobrooks said. “Ms. Stallings not only violated that oath, she went even lower by taking advantage of her own brother to live a lavish lifestyle." Stalling's …
