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Meijer security agent breaks up interstate credit card fraud ring www.privateofficer.com

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LEXINGTON, Ky. March 16 2011– A security staffer at a retail store helped break up an interstate crime ring that used counterfeit credit cards from Georgia to Ohio, police said. Three men were arrested after a loss-prevention manager at a Meijer store in Lexington, Kentucky reported that they were acting strangely while buying iPods. The [...]

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