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CO: Sensitive mortgage documents found dumped behind Centennial office building

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Dissent

Jaclyn Allen reports that a passerby discovered boxes of folders with what appeared to be mortgage information files:

The folders have one company in common, Colorado First Commercial Mortgage, which has been out of business in Colorado for more than a decade.

But wait, there’s more, it seems. When the Sheriff’s office went to investigate, they discovered dozens of more boxes in back of the same complex.

Read more on The Denver Channel.


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