By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
A DEA agent was sentenced to two years in prison Monday after using fraudulently issued government credit cards to steal more than $113,000 from JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Keenya Meshell Banks, 41, of Maryland, was earlier convicted of wire fraud.
Banks was a program manager for the DEA and was responsible for approving and issuing government credit cards to DEA employees, the North Dallas Gazette reports.
Banks admitted submitting fake credit card applications using fictitious DEA employees and then using those cards for her person benefit.
In all, Banks said she obtained at least 32 fraudulent credit cards.
