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Arby’s workers stole credit card information from customers, Georgia cops say

The employees have been fired, police said.
The employees have been fired, police said. AP

Former employees at a Arby’s in Georgia are being investigated after police say they were copying customer’s credit card information and using it at other businesses.

Employees at the fast-rood restaurant on Jonesboro Road in McDonough are accused of taking customer’s debit and credit card information and using it to make purchases at other stores without the customer’s knowledge or permission, according to a news release posted on Facebook by the Henry County Police Department.

The employees involved have been fired, and the restaurant is cooperating with police, the release said.

Anyone who visited the restaurant’s location around January 18-19 and have a compromised credit or debit card should call police at 770-288-8419.

McDonough is about 30 miles south of Atlanta.

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This story was originally published March 24, 2022 at 2:49 PM with the headline "Arby’s workers stole credit card information from customers, Georgia cops say."

Mariah Rush
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Mariah Rush is a National Real-Time Reporter. She is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and has previously worked for The Chicago Tribune, The Tampa Bay Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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