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FL: Key Largo resort staff accused of stealing from guests

Posted on November 8, 2014 by Dissent

David Goodhue reports:

Workers at a popular Islamorada resort are accused of stealing guests’ credit card information and using it for personal shopping sprees.

Victims identified by police and hotel management reported a total of $4,186.97 in fraudulent charges.

The alleged ringleader of the operation, Anthony Burley, 38, reportedly used his and other employees’ passwords to access the computer system at the Post Card Inn Beach Resort and Marina at Holiday Isle.

Read more on KeysInfoNet.

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