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PA: Stolen debit card information in Bradford County (updated)

Posted on April 23, 2014 by Dissent

Haley Burton reports:

Pennsylvania State Police in Towanda said more than 200 customers at two banks had their debit card information compromised and used at stores nationwide.

Customers at PS Bank located at 76 Church Street and Community Bank N.A. located at 426 State Street, both in Wyalusing, were impacted, according to a news release from police.

Read more on WBNG.

Update of 4-24-14:  The Daily Review reports:

According to both PS Bank Senior Vice President Valerie Kinney and Community Bank N.A. Senior Vice President Hal Wentworth, the information was stolen from a local merchant or merchants and did not involve data breaches at the banks.

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