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PA: Greensburg medical facility laptops stolen

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Dissent

Bob Stiles reports:

Two laptop computers containing patient information were stolen from two Greensburg medical complexes over the weekend, city police said Tuesday.

One theft occurred at Dr. Barry Bupp’s dental practice in Medical Commons One on South Street, the other in Dr. Elie Abdallah’s office in the Medical Arts Building on Shearer Street, police said.

The specific types of records on the laptops couldn’t be determined yesterday. One police report listed the data as “patient information,” while the other described it as “confidential patient information.”

Read more in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.


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