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Day Care Leaves Behind Personal Files

Posted on May 9, 2008 by Dissent

Catharyn Campbell reports:

Some customers are worried about their personal information after a local day care went out of business and left their files behind. The bank foreclosed on the property in December, and earlier this week someone took items from the former business.

“About a year ago some lady took over that nursery. It was called Big Momma’s or something like that. It didn’t last long,” said neighbor Richard Reeves.

… On Thursday, there was a basket of baby dolls, books, toys and papers scattered all over the property.

Customer files were also laying in the yard, which included names, phone numbers, addresses, Social Security numbers and extensive medical records.

Full story – WSMV

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