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UConn notifies 10,174 applicants of laptop theft

Posted on August 19, 2010 by Dissent

The University of Connecticut issued the following statement on its web site: University officials are investigating the theft of a laptop computer from UConn’s West Hartford campus that contains the names and social security numbers of 10,174 applicants, many of whom were selected for consideration to attend the regional campus. The theft of the computer,…

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Baton Rouge man pleads guilty to ID theft

Posted on August 18, 2010 by Dissent

Another reminder of what can happen if you don’t know who’s printing out computerized data: A man alleged to have stolen $150,000 while using the credit information of at least 30 current or retired Baton Rouge police officers has pleaded guilty to aggravated identity theft. In a plea agreement with federal prosecutors, 48-year-old Alton K….

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Personal Information Of Some Tulsa Employees Revealed After Documents Left On Curb

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Dissent

Lori Fullbright reports: Documents containing names, social security numbers and salaries from employees of dozens of companies, including some in Tulsa, were left sitting on a curb in an Edmond, Oklahoma neighborhood. That was a couple years ago. A husband and wife saw the storage containers on the curb and decided to pick them up….

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3 charged with stealing cards from Fla. mailboxes

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Dissent

This story from the Associated Press reminds us that low-tech still pays: Three people are charged with stealing credit and debit cards from Palm Beach County mailboxes and using them for identity and cash thefts. Federal prosecutors said Monday four victims lost more than $200,000 combined. The ring operated in Wellington and other cities, stealing…

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TX: Former loan employee charged with theft from customers

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Dissent

Tricia Rosetty reports: A former Taylor Check ‘N Go employee is facing two charges of identity theft from using former client information to obtain loans. Randall Parker, 46, allegedly obtained about $1,000 in loans using information from former Check ‘N Go clients. Read more in the Taylor Daily Press. From the report, it seems that…

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KY: Police bust I.D. theft ring

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Dissent

Larry Shields reports: Police say they’ve broken up a large identity theft operation based out of an airport hotel. Airport police along with the Boone County Sheriff’s Office and U.S. Secret Service arrested six people Friday. All six are charged with organzied crime and trafficking in stolen identities. According to an airport spokesperson, the investigation…

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