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Feds: NYC Employee Stole Credit Card Info

Posted on April 24, 2009 by Dissent

The North Country Gazette reports that Evelyne Miracle, a former employee of the New York City Office of Vital Records has been arrested for stealing the credit card information of those who used credit cards to pay for copies of their birth certificates. The number of people victimized was not reported.


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