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j GREENVILLE ? A bill peni
ding in the General Assembly
i would make producing false
driver's licenses or phony idenj
tification cards a felony.
Law officers say fake ID cards
j are in demand because of recent inI
creases in the age for drinking bfcer
; and wine.
The age increased from 18 to 19
; last summer and rose to 20 Jan. 1.
The House last week passed a bill
| to raise the age to 21 to keep from
losing federal highway funds.
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The ID card bill has been passed
5 by the Senate and now is before the
? House of I#
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a maximum punishment of a
$2,500 fine and six months
imprisonment.
Greenville County Sheriff
Johnny Brown said he learned
some photo shops in his area had
been producing the phony cards
for minors, and he spoke with
Democratic senators Verne Smith
and Nick Theodore in January
about the problem.
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tion of bogus IDs, although
possessing either a false identifica
tion or driver's license is illegal,
said Smith.
Possession of a phony ID is
punishable by a $200 fine or 30
days imprisonment on first offense
and $500 or 60 days on second
offense.
Citizens in Greenville have complained
about several photo shops
and other businesses that produce
phony IDs, but Brown said he is
powerless to do anything about it.
Guy Jenkins, an agent of the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission,
said the production of
phony IDs seems to be increasing
throughout the state as teens step
up efforts to sneak into bars and
buy beer at convenience stores.
ABC Executive Director Nick
Sipe said Mondav the acenrv in thP
past two years has stepped up the
enforcement of alcohol sales to
minors and increased the penalties
for bars and stores that violate the
age restriction.
"You can't turn 21 overnight,
but you can get a fake ID overnight,"
Brown said.
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