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'One Tree Hill' actor Antwon Tanner admits selling Social Security numbers in NYC

"One Tree Hill" actor Antwon Tanner has pleaded guilty to selling more than a dozen Social Security numbers for $10,000. Tanner told a federal judge in Brooklyn on Friday that he was a middleman, selling numbers someone else provided. He and his lawyer didn't comment on how he got involved in the scheme.

"One Tree Hill" actor Antwon Tanner submitted a guilty plea in a Brooklyn federal court for selling sixteen Social Security numbers and three fraudulent cards.

NEW YORK (AP): "One Tree Hill" actor Antwon Tanner has pleaded guilty to selling more than a dozen federal identification numbers for $10,000. Tanner told a federal judge in Brooklyn on Friday that he was a middleman, selling numbers someone else provided.

NEW YORK (AP) — "One Tree Hill" actor Antwon Tanner has pleaded guilty to selling more than a dozen Social Security numbers for $10,000. Tanner told a federal judge in Brooklyn on Friday that he was a middleman, selling numbers someone else provided. He and his lawyer didn't comment on how he got involved in the scheme. Tanner is expected to get as much as a year in prison at his sentencing, set ...

"One Tree Hill'' actor Antwon Tanner has pleaded guilty to selling more than a dozen Social Security numbers for $10,000.

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