The Armenian girl, Siranush Arturivna Babayan has four warrants for her arrest.January 4, 2011 WEST COAST FUGITIVE NEWS -- Siranush Arturivna Babayan is most wanted in Douglas County, Colorado, for failure to appear (FTA) on identity theft charges. Additionally, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office is holding four warrants for our Armenian girl's arrest. Despite the fact she is not an immediate danger to the public, identity theft is a serious crime violating Title 18 Chapter 47 section 1028. of the United States Code.
The name Babayan is an Armenian surname, and since Siranush was last known to be in Los Angeles, California, she may be a first or second generation child of Armenian immigrants. She may also frequent "Little Armenia" in Hollywood, CA. However, Glendale has a larger number and proportion of Armenians in population than Hollywood. Other Armenian communities in the LA Metro, are Burbank, Pasadena, and La Crescenta.
Moreover, Siranush Arturivna Babayan is accused of committing a felony. Although a nonviolent crime, identity theft can financially devastate families ruining their credit and sometimes even costing victims thousands of dollars in lost time and profit. In some cases, the fraud committed in an identity theft can involve the stealing of a victim's entire life savings. However, this is only a portion of the damage done by identity theft. An integral part of fraudulent scams, identity theft can also cause third parties, such as corporations and investors, to suffer billions in losses due to fraud schemes perpetrated by identity theft criminals. The crime of identity theft should not be taken lightly. If guilty of committing these charges, Siranush Arturivna Babayan needs to be apprehended before she commits more identity fraud.
Siranush Arturivna Babayan is described as:
Those persons who have information that can aid law enforcement in locating this most wanted Armenian girl for identity theft should call Douglas County Sheriff's Office. Callers can provide information on Siranush Arturivna Babayan anonymously by calling 303-660-7579. Otherwise, please notify your local law enforcement agency. |
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