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In: Man held for duping people at ATMs

Posted on September 24, 2010 by Dissent

Sindhi Camp police have arrested the supervisor of a security company — which provides guards to the banks on charges of duping many people by tampering ATMs. The accused duped several people who used ATMs. He used to either ask for help or “assist” ATM users and would manage to get their PIN in the process. He, then, used it to withdraw money from the user’s account.

According to the police, the accused Mohanlal Yogi alias Yogi (27), is a resident of Todabheem in Karauli district.

“He is a supervisor of a security company which provides security guards for ATMs of SBBJ and some other banks across the city.

Read more in The Times of India

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