Orange County Grand Jury
• 2003-2004
• Agency Response
Response to:
Identity Theft 04/19/04, 94K
Identity Theft: What are Local Law Enforcement and Prosecutors Doing to Combat the Problem?*
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Findings and Recommendations 1 findings
F1
The Orange County District Attorney's Office is in need of additional staff to effectively investigate and prosecute complex and time consuming identity-theft crimes. Response: Agrees with Finding Response to Recommendations: 1. The Orange County District Attorney increase the number of investigators and prosecutors to allow for both identity-theft specialization and in-depth case investigation. Response: The recommendation will not be implemented because it is not reasonable The District Attorney's Office along with the Board of Supervisors continue to highlight this need as one of the County's Strategic Priorities during our financial planning process. However, due to the County's current fiscal situation, where all Departments are being held to level Net County Cost for the next two years, additional funding for this issue is not available. Departments throughout the County are being tasked with reviewing all of the services that they provide and allocate their limited resources to the highest priority areas.
Related Recommendations (1)
R1
The Orange County District Attorney's Office is in need of additional staff to effectively investigate and prosecute complex and time consuming identity-theft crimes. Response: Agrees with Finding
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