TULSA, Okla. – A Mexican national couple sentenced for making and selling thousands of counterfeit identifications to clients throughout the United States, announced U.S. Attorney Clint Johnson. Court records show that the defendants sold the fake documents in several controlled buys orchestrated by agents. During those buys, agents confirmed that Garcia-Salazar and Prieto-Gamboa were working together to sell identification cards and Social Security cards. During that search, agents found at least 67 fake completed documents and seized several electronic devices for further search. Cash deposits made by both defendants and peer-to-peer transactions showed that the couple charged $120 to $150 for fake cards.