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NY: Brewster salon owner stole from customers to pay for vacation, flight – Feds

Posted on September 11, 2013 by Dissent

Lee Higgins reports:

A Brewster salon owner stole more than $17,000 from customers, using their credit and debit card numbers to pay for a 10-day trip to a Georgia resort and a flight to North Carolina, the Secret Service said in court documents.

Pamela Pinchbeck, 43, of Carmel, who owned Matthew David Hair Design on Danbury Road, is facing federal charges of access device fraud and bank fraud.

She allegedly stole money from four customers in the first half of 2011 by either making unauthorized charges on their cards and/or writing checks to herself from their accounts.

 

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