§ 22-3227.02. Identity theft.

A person commits the offense of identity theft if that person knowingly: (1) Uses personal identifying information belonging to or pertaining to another person to obtain, or attempt to obtain, property fraudulently and without that person’s consent; (2) Obtains, creates, or possesses personal identifying information belonging to or pertaining to another person with the intent to: (A) Use the information to obtain, or attempt to obtain, property fraudulently and without that person’s consent; or (B) Give, sell, transmit, or transfer the information to a third person to facilitate the use of the information by that third person to obtain, or attempt to obtain, property fraudulently and without that person’s consent; or (3) Uses personal identifying information belonging to or pertaining to another person, without that person’s consent, to: (A) Identify himself or herself at the time of his or her arrest; (B) Facilitate or conceal his or her commission of a crime; or (C) Avoid detection, apprehension, or prosecution for a crime.