Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:30 pm EDT
A man by the name of Michael Anderson has been arrested on charges of defraud and identity theft for posing as former New Jersey Nets guard Kenny Anderson. The conman's five-step set-up, via A Stern Warning: 1) Approach victim and identify himself as Kenny. 2) Feign that he had locked his keys in his car and ask for a ride to a locksmith. 3) Once at the locksmith, ask to borrow money with the promise of repaying the victim back. 4) ??? 5) Profit! (Note: I can't wait to fly to Málaga, Andalusia, Spain and try a similiar scheme in my Jiri Welsch jersey.)
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Posted Nov 22 2009
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Too funny, someone posing as Kenny Anderson. He'd have had more luck posing as Kenny from South Park.
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