EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A 42-year-old man has been arrested after authorities found over 150 counterfeit documents and instruments in his vehicle, according to the El Paso County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday afternoon, March 26. The Sheriff's Office said Richard Allen Jenkins, 42, was arrested and charged with more than 50 counts of fraudulent use/possession of identifying information. In addition, he was also charged with theft of mail and forgery of a financial instrument. Jenkins was booked into the El Paso County Detention Facility with a $45,000 bond, the Sheriff's Office added. The Sheriff's Office said that on Tuesday, March 25, a deputy conducted a traffic stop at the 12800 block of Thackery Drive in far East El Paso. During the traffic stop, the deputy "developed a probable cause to search the vehicle" and found several forged driver's licenses, identification cards, and over 150 counterfeit documents and instruments in Jenkin's vehicle, according to the Sheriff's Office. The following items were seized from Jenkins' vehicle, according to the Sheriff's Office: 39 forged Driver’s Licenses 16 blank, print-ready ID cards Four Social Security cards 10 W-2 forms Four 1099-NEC forms Two 1095-C employer health insurance forms Two 1098-T forms One 1099-R form 18 forged checks 25 check copies 12 blank check backgrounds One blank checkbook One signature stamp One bill of sale valued at $69,900 One laptop with forging software One printer for IDs and forged checks Five USB drives Two cellphones Eight credit cards Four debit cards 10 pieces of mail belonging to other individuals 12 sets of stolen account/Social Security numbers 22 mail padlock shims 47 mail and skeleton keys One USPS mailbox Two fraudulent U.S. passports (One underage, one deceased) According to the Sheriff's Office, detectives with the East Montana Patrol Station have reached out to all identified victims, many of whom have reported mail theft incidents. Most victims resided in apartment complexes, and several reported fraudulent credit cards had been activated in their names, according to the Sheriff's Office. The East Montana Patrol Station has partnered with the U.S. Postal Inspector and additional state and federal charges are pending, according to the Sheriff's department. ...read more read less