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MO: Real Estate Records Found In Dumpster

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Dissent

Betsy Bruce reports:

Private real estate records turned up in a condominium dumpster in Hazelwood Thursday. Three banker boxes full of files from the Prudential Patterson Realtors firm were tossed into a trash bin. A resident who retrieved some of the files passed them along to FOX Two News. Personal addresses, phone numbers and a few copies of private checks were among the documents. The files were marked “closed” and most were dated from 2005.

[…]

The real estate firm, Prudential Patterson Realtors was sold to Prudential Select Properties in December 2010 according to an office manager who said it had been the company’s policy to shred all files that were no longer needed.

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