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NYPD finds mother lode of ID theft evidence — along with a gun and drugs — in man’s New Springville apartment, cops say

Posted on July 15, 2014 by Dissent

John Annese reports:

A scam investigation at the borough’s Target stores led police to find a gun, ammo and a sophisticated set of credit card-forging equipment inside a suspect’s New Springville apartment, authorities allege.

Police found the items inside the home of Sung Lee, 32, on the 400 block of Klondike Avenue, according to court papers.

Lee had several devices to print, emboss and encode credit cards, a skimming device designed to read information off of credit and debit cards, more than 170 credit card blanks, 53 cards encoded with various people’s person information, and a magnetic store key that can open display cases, court papers allege.

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