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VA: Chesterfield mom ‘disgusted’ after personal, financial info found in dumpster

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Dissent

Chris Thomas reports:

A Chesterfield mom is fighting mad after learning her family’s personal information is discovered, tossed away, near a trash can.

Her credit card numbers and her child’s social security number was discovered outside their taekwondo instructor’s business. It is located in the Arch Village shopping center off Midlothian Turnpike.

We are told more than 30 folders were discovered in the back of the business near a dumpster.

Ultimate Champions Taekwondo
is kicking off it’s (sic) grand opening on the wrong foot.

Read more on NBC12.

Why the heck does a tae kwon do school need Social Security numbers? And why the heck would parents or adults agree to provide that information??

Thumbs up to the police who notified all the affected parents.

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