By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:05 EST, 23 November 2012 | UPDATED: 16:27 EST, 23 November 2012 A former law student stole her next door neighbour's identity to carry out a  £100,000 luxury car scam. Stephanie Lane used Susan Cooper's personal details, which she obtained from a  bank statement delivered to her in error, to apply for credit for high-value  vehicles. Newcastle Crown Court heard the 24-year-old applied for finance for a £50,000  BMW, a £40,000 Audi, a £10,000 BMW sports car and a £5,000 Volvo in her  neighbour's name. Scene: Stephanie Lane's case was heard at Newcastle Crown Court where she was handed suspended jail sentence
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Stephanie Lane used neighbour Susan Cooper's details to get hands on top-end motor vehicles
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She was found out when companies asked for more ID
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Cooper stated that Lane has never even apologised for her actions
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Lane avoids prison as jail sentence is suspended
Mrs @placeholder told police she was left under enormous stress and worry about what  impact the scam will have on her future credit rating.