Grantham is charged with 15 counts of identity theft.
On Wednesday, Jonathan Tyler Grantham was charged with 15 counts of identity theft.
According to police, Grantham obtained the victim’s personal and banking information then proceeded to make several online purchases as well as made payments on some of his personal accounts. At this point in the investigation, it is not clear how Grantham obtained the victim’s information, but it is believed that he did not act alone. The investigation is ongoing and more arrests may be possible.
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