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CO: Littleton Pizza Hut employees angry over personal info breach

Posted on March 15, 2010 by Dissent

John Romero of KDVR reports:

Employees of a local Pizza Hut franchise are outraged after personal documents, including employment applications, social security numbers, and tax information, are left at car wash on Federal Boulevard.

FOX31 viewer Melvin Burris found the documents at the Road Runner Car Wash at Belleview and Federal when he stopped to empty trash into a trash can. There was a large manila envelope in the trash that Burris said clearly didn’t belong there. There were multiple invoices for the Pizza Hut at 5856 South Lowell Boulevard, as well as employee folders for five people.

Read more in the Chicago Tribune.


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