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Police: Miami man caught with 92 fake credit cards

Posted on February 20, 2009 by Dissent

Jamie Rogers reports:

A Miami man was arrested Thursday after police said he had more than 90 fake credit cards in his possession, Florence Police Maj. Carlos Raines said.

Roberto Periut Pina, 36, of 10700 SW 109 St., is charged with financial transaction card fraud, Florence County Detention Center bookings reports show.

The incident happened Thursday at the Wal-Mart SuperCenter on Beltline Drive when a man tried to use 10 different credit cards at the same time.

[…]

Printed on the cards were legitimate account numbers that had apparently been stolen over the Internet by hackers, Raines said.

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