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CO: Loveland police trace some credit card fraud reports to Metrolux

Posted on November 2, 2011 by Dissent

Coloradoan.com reports:

Loveland police said some of the 1,180 recent credit and debit card fraud reports can be traced to a breach at the Loveland Metrolux 14 Theatres.

The investigation into the reports, which surged last month, identified common locations where the cards were legally used before the fraudulent transactions, according to a police news release.

Investigators have been in contact with several area businesses as a result of those commonalities.

A forensic analysis team hired by Metropolitan Theatres, the parent company of the Loveland Metrolux 14, determined there had been an external breach of the computer system.

 

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