A USDA inspector employed at Tyson says she's been the victim of credit-card fraud, and she accuses her ex-husband of the crime. The 43-year old McGrady woman says her ex took a credit card that had arrived for her in the mail, called the toll-free number on it to activate it, and charged it up, all before she even knew the card arrived. The man, whose name has not been released by the sheriff's office, admits he charged five items or so on the card before she had it deactivated by Capital One. Deputies don't list how much the items were worth.

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