[Condor51]

An Anchorage police officer who took on a false identity ... has been arrested and charged with passport fraud. ... The investigation has so far not ... involved in any other criminal activity outside the case announced Friday ..."His problem was he lied his way into the job," The identity swap was discovered when ...m the State Department found that the Rafael Espinoza identity he was using was actually another person, a U.S. citizen ...

Huh? Not involved in any other criminal activity? Exsqueeze me?!?
How about...

1. Illegally entering the United States. (Federal Misdemeanor)
2. Identity Theft. (Federal Felony)
3. Perjury. (Federal Felony)
   
4. Mail Fraud. (Federal Felony)
   
5. Wire and Transfer Fraud. (Federal Felony)
   
6. Bank Fraud. (Federal Felony)
7. Misprison Of Felony. (Federal Felony)
   
8. Acting under the Color of Law. (Federal Felony)

Those Federal Crimes are just off the top of my head. A US Attorney could come up with a few more, I'm suuuuure.
And if a US Citizen pulled off these crimes they'd be looking at 70-80 years in a Federal Prison! And a Fine in Six Figures.

Paging Eric Holder. Please pick up the white courtesy phone.

[zippythepinhead]

Not to mention Inpersonating and Officer. Add that one to the list.