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Kentucky State Police arrested a Cumberland couple on forgery and identity theft charges Monday.

Investigators say Paul A. Casolari, 42, stole customer identities while employed as the finance manager at Creech Chevrolet in Harlan between 2008 and 2010. He used the stolen identities to purchase vehicles and then sold them both in and out of state over the Internet.

Casolari faces several charges, including 12 counts of identity theft, 106 counts of forgery, and trafficking in stolen identities.

Police also arrested his wife, Christy Casolari, 32. She faces similar charges.