From the Washington Times:

The U.S. Secret Service has raided a D.C. schools administrative office as part of a criminal investigation into how dozens of employees had their personal information stolen for bogus credit-card accounts. Nobody has been charged in the investigation, but details about the probe emerged in at least three search-warrant affidavits filed in recent weeks in federal court in the District. According to the records, investigators are focusing on an employee in the school system’s professional development office at G Street in Northeast. The investigation has uncovered a list of 200 names and Social Security numbers, including about 50 school employees, according to one affidavit. The documents state that a cooperating witness told investigators that the scheme involved one school-system employee who stole confidential personal information then sent it to another person to set up phony credit cards. Using the bogus credit cards, the thieves racked up charges for electronic equipment, women’s apparel and other items, records show.