Every year you end up dealing with some new scam where the bad guy tries to get money from the good guy. It's just a new twist on an old trick for how to steal from people.

We're having a tremendous amount of identity theft. One case took us to Atlanta. That's where the person had used (a resident's) Social Security and date of birth to purchase goods.

We're dealing with that on a fairly regular basis. These are all topics we need to discuss.

It certainly sounds like an excellent program.

From looking at the room, they obviously had changed clothes several times. They'd gotten somewhere and got some money somehow. They had some food in there and personal hygiene items that they'd either bought or had given to them. Maybe a little later on, we'll get some of those details answered, once we can interview them.

We are not sure enough to go forward spending money on an addition because we don't know what is in the checkbook,