BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 55-year-old lady beforehand employed by the Motor Vehicle Administration pleaded responsible Friday to promoting fraudulent Maryland driver’s licenses, the Maryland U.S. Attorney’s Office mentioned.

Marion Rose Payne, of Harwood, Md., and an unnamed co-conspirator would promote usually promote the bogus IDs to folks with out authorized standing within the US, federal prosecutors mentioned. Both Payne and the co-conspirator labored on the Largo department workplace.

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Payne was charged with conspiracy to provide and switch identification paperwork with out lawful authority.

Between at the very least July 2015 and March 2016, Payne and her confederate would work with Warner Antonio Portillo, who would meet with potential candidates and supply faux variations of the paperwork wanted to legally purchase a license, prosecutors mentioned. The Manassas, Va., resident charged every applicant a charge of between $800 and $5,000 in money.

Portillo and others would take the candidates to the MVA department in Largo and direct them to Payne and the co-conspirator’s work stations. For her function within the scheme, Payne acquired $25,000 in money and items from Portillo.

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At least 276 fraudulent driver’s licenses have been produced as a part of the conspiracy, prosecutors mentioned.

Payne faces a most sentence of 15 years in jail. As a part of her plea settlement, she must pay a penalty of $25,000.

Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 3.

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Portillo beforehand pleaded responsible and is awaiting sentencing.