identity theft

Gregory Portacio turned himself in for a widespread American Express scam.

Cops are looking for Gregory Portacio, 52, for his alleged role in an identity theft ring that targeted AMEX cardholders at high-end Manhattan steakhouses.

More than two dozen people were arrested in connection to an identity theft ring in which customers of Manhattan's famous steakhouses were victimized.  

Gavin Marchand, 36, was sentenced to prison on Wednesday for charging thousands to forged credit cards at Hermes and a Midtown night club.

Gavin Marchand, 36, pleaded guilty Thursday to forging credit cards and racking up thousands of dollars in purchases.

The city offered free paper shredding stations at Union Square, Columbus Circle and St. Nicholas Park Sunday.

The man is accused of stealing from gym locker rooms across the city.

Shaheed Bilal, 28, allegedly tried to run a scam at a Barneys Co-Op before moving on to Apple stores, court docs show.

Hao “Howie” Wang is accused of stealing more than $1 million from JPMorgan clients.

The woman, Raven Moses, 28, is believed to have stolen bank account information from approximately 500 victims.

The thief stole the identity of a New Jersey man.

Raphael Golb, 50, said he lied to authorities when he was arrested last year.

A sub letter says her brokers locked her out of her apartment, put her possessions in storage and got her fired from her job.

Raphael Golb allegedly used fake e-mail accounts to discredit his father's rivals in a debate over the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Defendant is accused of looting 37 bank accounts to run wild in Tiffany's and Louis Vuitton, among other stores.