Cops: 2 Stole Wantagh Woman's ID, Bought Cars Using Fake Cards

The second of a two-woman team faces charges after Nassau County Police say they opened fake credit card accounts and used them to buy cars.

Cops said Cynthia Sibert, 24, of Hempstead, and Lori Furlow, 50, of Copiague, got their hands on a 34-year-old Wantagh woman's ID and used it to open two credit card accounts.

Using the fraudulent cards, they bought a 2012 Nissan Quest and a 2012 Nissan Versa in the victim's name, police reported. The purchase was made Jan. 2, 2013, cops said.

After charging Sibert in July, police continued to pursue Furlow, who was caught Tuesday at a Suffolk County Jail where she was serving a sentence for an unrelated charge.

Cops later recovered the Nissan Quest at Sibert's home.

Furlow was charged Tuesday with second-degree grand larceny and two counts of first-degree identity theft. She was arraigned Tuesday.

Sibert was arraigned in July on charges of second-degree grand larceny and three counts of first-degree identity theft.