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WA: McDonald’s Worker Arrested

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Dissent

Yet another McDonald’s employee has been arrested for skimming customers’ debit/credit cards.

Two weeks ago, media reported on a story out of Illinois.  Today’s case is from Washington state.  Mason County Daily News reports:

A 17-year-old McDonald’s employee has been arrested for allegedly using a credit-card skimming device to steal more than $15,000 from customers at the downtown Olympia restaurant.

Read more on Mason County Daily News. KNDO also covers the breach.

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