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Romanian 19-year-old charged with thousands in local ATM withdrawal thefts

Posted on July 12, 2021 by Dissent

Jefferson Robbins reports:

A California man suspected of using bogus credit cards to steal about $16,000 from Wenatchee Valley ATMs is now in custody.

Fabio Ciuciu, 19, has been identified as the person in a photograph taken from a Cashmere Valley bank cash machine in February 2019, when he allegedly sought to withdraw cash on a phony credit card. He was charged by warrant with first-degree theft plus nine counts of identity theft, for allegedly using information stolen by credit card skimmers to create fake cards and withdraw cash.

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