Two men arrested after police seize multiple stolen IDs

Two men are facing numerous charges after Red Deer RCMP seized a large quantity of identification, mail, cheques and credit cards stolen from roughly 15 victims.

The arrests took place November 2 when Mounties attended a hotel in response to reports of possible fraudulent activity by guests staying there.

Police allege the first suspect was in possession of stolen identification, mail, cheques and credit cards, as well as methamphetamine. A second suspect was arrested soon afterwards, with a large quantity of beef jerky seized that RCMP say was purchased with a fraudulent corporate cheque written to a bank account opened under a false name.

Jeffrey Ryan Hall, 37, faces 28 counts, including possess/traffick government documents, possession of stolen property under $5,000, theft/misuse of credit card and possession of stolen mail, among others.

Mounties say a 31-year-old man will also face charges of fraud and use of a forged document, but his name cannot be released at this time as charges have yet to be sworn before the courts.

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Jeffrey Hall is slated to appear in Red Deer Provincial Court November 24.