A 50-year-old Port Washington man who unsuccessfully ran for mayor of the Village of Manorhaven three times was arrested Wednesday for stealing an elderly man’s identity to obtain credit cards in his name, Nassau police said.
Earl Grenfell Jr. used the personal identification of an 86-year-old Massapequa man to open credit card accounts for his personal use in October, according to Crimes Against Property Squad detectives.
The victim’s caregiver noticed irregularities in the victim’s credit reports. The victim, who lives in Massapequa, is reportedly Grenfell’s father who is suffering from dementia.
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