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OR: Ex-Burger King worker accused of stealing credit card, bank info

Posted on February 25, 2012 by Dissent

Police say they have identified nearly 30 people who had their credit card information stolen by a former fast food employee.

Andrey Mudryak was arraigned in Multnomah County court Wednesday morning after he was arrested on an outstanding warrant.

Gresham police say Mudryak used to work the overnight shift at a Burger King on Southeast Burnside Street.

Detectives say when late-night customers would use the drive-through, Mudryak used a credit card skimmer to download their financial information.

Read more on Fox12.


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