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Watch: Dumpster confrontation; FOX31 investigator finds customers’ personal info

Posted on February 24, 2015 by Dissent

Heidi Hemmat reports:

The Arapahoe County Sherriff’s department executed a search warrant at a TV and electronics repair shop that was at the center of a FOX31 Denver investigation.

Deputies were at AAAA TV in Centennial Friday after a FOX31 investigation found the store was charging customers for unnecessary parts and repairs and holding customers’ items hostage. The sheriff’s department confiscated boxes of repair orders and receipts.

Investigative reporter Heidi Hemmat was at the store located on South Holly Street Monday morning after receiving a tip that said the owner of the store was throwing away customers’ personal information in a dumpster behind the store.

Hemmat discovered hundreds of paper receipts and documents containing customers’ personal information, bank accounts and credit card numbers. The owner of the store, Muhammed Murib, confronted Hemmat after she jumped in the dumpster and looked through the documents.

Read more on KDVR.

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