ALABAMA – An Alabama man has pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud after admitting to using someone else’s identity to raid a memorial fund for a slain officer, federal prosecutors said.
Devonte Lemond Hammonds, 27, of Birmingham, pleaded guilty Friday to one count each of access device fraud and wire fraud in connection with money he stole from the Billy Clardy Memorial Fund, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama Prim Escalona said.
