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No charges in document dump outside Boulder Kia dealership

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Dissent

Vanessa Miller of Colorado Daily updates us on the Boulder Anderson Kia dumping report:

Police don’t expect to charge anyone for leaving 10 recycling bins full of customers’ personal information outside of the now-defunct Anderson Kia dealership in Boulder.

Since the discovery of the documents Friday, investigators found that an operations director for Iron Mountain Auto Plex made arrangements with Compost Recycling to pick up the bins and shred all the records, Boulder police spokeswoman Sarah Huntley said.

Compost didn’t pick up the records right away, Huntley said, but will now destroy the documents.

They made arrangements after the discovery of the files or they had already made arrangements before the discovery? How do you read this story?

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