Motel Employee Discovers Bag of Driving Licenses and Credit Cards

A bag containing hundreds of driver’s licenses, credit cards, social security cards and passports was found in a Brandon motel room earlier this week, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office reports. Deputies responded to Brandon Motor Lodge, 906 Brandon Blvd. E., around 11:14 p.m. Tuesday night after an employee there found the plastic bag. It contained several drivers’ licenses that had been reported stolen, investigators said, and some of the credit cards had been used in fraudulent transactions. The cards and passports were in the names of about 38 different people. Gefery Pierre, 30, of North Miami, who had been renting the room, was also found to be traveling in a vehicle reported stolen from a rental car company at Tampa International Airport, according to investigators. He also had keys to another stolen vehicle in his possession, officials said continue

Hillsborough deputies have arrested two people after a Brandon motel employee found a plastic bag containing hundreds of driver’s licenses, credit cards, social security cards and passports in the names of approximately 38 different people. The discovery was made in a room at the Brandon Motor Lodge, located at 906 Brandon Blvd. Deputies say several of the driver’s licenses had been reported stolen and some of the credit cards had been used to conduct fraudulent transactions. Gefery Pierre, 30, of North Miami, was renting a room at the motel but had done so using his brother’s name and personal information, according to officials. Deputies say Pierre didn’t have his brother’s consent to do so. Deputies say Pierre was traveling in a vehicle reported stolen from a rental car company at Tampa International Airport and had keys to another stolen vehicle in his possession. He was charged with marijuana possession, driving with a revoked license, fraudulent use of personal information and two counts of grand continue

According to the Bureau of Motor vehicles 21,168 Hoosiers have valid school bus licenses. You have to be 21 to obtain a license. Records show the oldest person with a valid school bus license is 88 while the median age of licensed drivers 54. The numbers come from the Department of Motor Vehicles. While they provide an insight into the age of Hoosiers with valid school bus licenses, the numbers do not show whether the individuals are active drivers. The data shows 28 percent, or more than 1 in 4, licensed school bus drivers are over the age of 60. 7% are 70 or older. Looking at the raw numbers 492 sixty five year olds have valid school bus licenses. 273 seventy year olds. 115 seventy five year olds and 31 80 year olds. The 73-year-old attempted to regain control of his bus but couldn’t. He ended up on the floor. The bus crashed through a fence, trees, a play set and hit a homeowner’s continue

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