Los Angeles man arrested for impersonating nurse

A Los Angeles man was arrested in the northern California city of Gilroy for impersonating a nurse, according to NBC Bay Area.

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Jeremy Daniel Griffin is accused of faking his identify and nurse’s license to try and obtain job placement from Aya Healthcare, a traveling nurse company. Aya found inconsistencies between his license and application information and notified authorities of the fraud. Investigators at the Department of Consumer Affairs worked with Aya to stage an orientation at Gilroy-based Saint Louise Hospital in order to draw Mr. Griffin in and arrest him. 

Mr. Griffin faces four felony charges. He was previously arrested from stealing from physicians in the Los Angeles area.

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