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OH: Rash Of ID Thefts Linked To Delaware County Store

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Dissent

Donna Willis reports:

As many as 444 credit-card numbers are stolen during transactions at a Delaware store, detectives say.

A Delaware police investigation into a rash of identity thefts revealed that one source of the thefts is transactions at the Habitat for Humanity of Delaware County ReStore.

Detectives, working with information developed within the past week, contacted the ReStore, 305 Curtis St., after credit card statements revealed a potential link.

A security audit confirmed the suspicion.

Read more on NBC4i.com. 10TV.com also covers the story.

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