Brandon Mullins charged after giving false identification during Chestnut Street traffic stop
A Lebanon County man is charged after giving a relative’s name to police during a March traffic stop; officers later confirmed his identity and discovered his license was suspended.
On March 14, 2026 at about 12:01 p.m., a Lebanon County Regional Police officer stopped a vehicle in the 1900 block of Chestnut St. The driver, later identified as Brandon Mullins, did not have ID and initially gave a relative’s name and date of birth; he was cited and released at the scene. On June 23, officers confirmed his true identity, found his driver’s license was suspended, and filed charges including 4914(A) false identification to law enforcement (M3) and 1543(A) driving while operating privilege is suspended (summary).