Ninety-two count indictment handed out against ID theft, money laundering ring

DENVER -- The Colorado Attorney General’s Office announced a 92-count indictment Tuesday against an ID theft ring accused of making counterfeit checks and exchanging them for money, goods and drugs.

An email release from Attorney General John Suther's office named  seven people as part of the group accused of stealing personal information from Front Range residents, creating bogus checks and then cashing or exchanging them in several cities in the Denver metro area, including Brighton.

The alleged ID theft ring members named in the indictment are: James Boyd, 49; Nancy Faust, 51; Michael Olsen, 44; Jessica Simeone, 26; Felix Lujan, 48; Miranda McRae, 20; and Eric Douglas, 19.