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FL: Server at Chili’s accused of stealing card numbers

Posted on September 29, 2012 by Dissent

An all-too-common insider breach in the hospitality sector:

Investigators say a server at a DeLand Chili’s restaurant stole customers’ bank card numbers and went on a shopping spree.

They said Niquarus Rawls managed to rack up $24,000 before he was caught.

Read more on WDBO.


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