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I JUST HAPPEN TO HAVE THIS MEMORIZED: When a sheriff's deputy in Stafford County, Va., pulled over a woman for speeding she said she didn't have her driver's license, but gave the officer her name, address and date of birth. Deputy Eric Quinn checked the information in his computer and discovered a federal warrant for her. When Quinn told her she was under arrest, "she quickly changed her story," a department spokesman says, and offered her real name and address. The deputy arrested the woman anyway and took her fingerprints to determine her true identity. The second identity was true: Beverly N. Daniels, 27, of Maryland, was charged with identity fraud, driving on a suspended license and obstruction of justice. She had given a friend's name since she didn't want to get into trouble for driving with a suspended license. (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star) ...Tip: It's smart to know who your friends really are.

Some friend she turned out to be. Glad she got caught. That'll teach her to lie.

I agree with mrschad. I think she should lose her license completely for stupidity. Anybody that dumb is a danger to everybody on the roads. Not just because she was driving with a suspended license.