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30-plus laptop computers stolen from Jacksonville’s Wounded Warrior project HQ

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Dissent

Dan Scanlan reports:

At least 33 laptop computers and iPads were stolen in late July from the Wounded Warrior Project’s third-floor office at 4899 Belfort Road in Jacksonville.

They may contain personal information on “some, but not all of our former employees,” according to a letter sent out Sept. 7 by Wounded Warrior Executive Director Steve Nardizzi. So he has offered victims free credit monitoring in case someone hacks into them.

Read more on the Florida Times-Union.

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