Ingram v. State

Judge Harold R. Banke.

William L. Ingram was convicted of 11 counts of forgery in the second degree. Following the denial of his motion for new trial, Ingram alleges three errors.

This case arose after members of a metro fugitive squad arrested Ingram when he came to the Powerco Federal Credit Union to sign some loan documents and presented himself as Ronald Cooperman. While executing a search warrant at Ingram’s apartment for a related investigation, police discovered several temporary Georgia driver’s licenses, Southern Bell calling cards, an automatic teller machine card, and various credit…