Police say four people have been arrested for posing as San Bruno pipeline explosion victims in a scheme to get free food and other aid.

The San Francisco Chronicle says they submitted false driver's license applications at the Department of Motor Vehicles to show they lived in the burned out area where 37 homes were destroyed in last week's natural gas explosion and fire.

Victims are eligible for free cellular telephones, food and clothing store gift cards, among other things.

Niesha Taylor and Deonte Bennett of San Francisco were arrested Tuesday at a San Bruno assistance center. Sonya Smith and Lisa Justin, who live three miles from the devastated neighborhood, were arrested later in the day.

All four have been booked for investigation of burglary, perjury and submitting false or forged documents.

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