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Posted on March 23, 2009 by Dissent

In the justice system:

  • Laura Bustamante, who worked for the Utah Department of Workforce Services, was sentenced to  three years in prison  for her role in an ID theft ring. Previous coverage here.
  • Tiina Eldridge and Jean Paul Rudahunga were arrested after they were found in possession of fraudulent credit cards and credit card data in a Brampton (Canada) industrial unit.  More.
  • Thomas Taylor Jr. was sentenced to four years of probation for his role in a phishing scam that tricked America Online subscribers into giving up their credit card numbers. Last year, co-conspirator Michael Dolan was sentenced to 84 months in jail. More.
  • The Somerfield supermarket in East Dulwich (UK) is apologizing to customers after some of their cards were cloned. More.

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