L.A. Raid Finds Fake Documents .c The Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) - More than a MILLION fake documents, including Social Security cards and drivers' licenses, were seized during a raid of a self-storage business, officials said Monday. The Immigration and Naturalization Service said the raid late Friday led to the arrest of five people who are being held without bail. The seizure was related to 1998's ``Operation Fine Print,'' in which 11 people were arrested and pleaded guilty in federal court. Juan San German, a 34-year-old Mexican citizen, was sentenced to a 6 1/2-year prison sentence earlier this month for running a counterfeiting ring that supplied illegal immigrants with fake identity documents throughout the country. The counterfeit documents included Resident Alien, or so-called ``green cards'' issued by the INS. ``We have dealt another significant blow to the counterfeiting industry,'' said Tom Schiltgen, INS Los Angeles district director. ``This operation will have a ripple effect as the would-be recipients of these documents are also put out of business.''
