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AL: Hardee’s worker busted for stealing credit card numbers at Greenville drive-thru

Posted on June 25, 2014 by Dissent

Lindsey Rogers reports:

A Greenville woman is accused of stealing credit card numbers from customers at a Hardee’s fast food restaurant. Investigators say she then used the information to buy thousands of dollars worth of clothes, shoes and jewelry online.

Tanya Powell, 41, of Greenville, was arrested Monday and charged with fraudulent use of a credit card and unlawful possession of credit cards. Her son, Ladairus Powell, 20, was also arrested for fraudulent use of a credit card

[…]

Lovvorn believes Powell was snapping pictures of the front and back of customers’ credit and debit cards when they handed them over to pay for their food at the Hardee’s drive-thru. Lovvorn says Powell was a manager-in-training and was allowed to have her cell phone on her.

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