Security Alert: Schenectady Woman Caught Using Fake ID at Airport!
A young woman from Schenectady is facing charges after being caught using fake identification at the Albany International Airport.
The incident occurred on October 12, shortly before 5 p.m. According to the Albany County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called to the airport after receiving a report that 19-year-old Norbelis T.
Medina-Aguilar was attempting to pass through security using fraudulent documents.
Medina-Aguilar was allegedly carrying a forged employment authorization card along with a fake Social Security card.
Law enforcement responded quickly to the situation, leading to her arrest. She was charged with two counts of possession of a forged instrument, a serious offense under the law.
Following her arrest, Medina-Aguilar was given an appearance ticket, meaning she will need to appear in Colonie Town Court at a later date to face these charges.
Authorities have not yet disclosed further details about the case or the potential consequences Medina-Aguilar might face if found guilty.
The incident highlights the ongoing challenges law enforcement faces in identifying and stopping the use of fraudulent identification documents.
Airport security measures are in place to protect travelers and ensure safety. This case serves as a reminder of the consequences individuals may face if they try to bypass these protocols.
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The investigation into the matter is still ongoing, and Medina-Aguilar’s court date has not been announced yet. The Albany County Sheriff’s Office is expected to provide further updates as the legal process unfolds.