Largest identity theft case ever!

In the US, a case is underway against Philip Cummings, who along with others, stole identities of up to 30,000 people.

Wow. That's a lot of people.

And to think - this was a third party company that this guy worked for and ultimately stole from. One that as a consumer, you don't really have much control over as to whether they have your information and for how long. People would go into their bank, ask for a loan, and the bank would then call up the help of Teledata, who would provide a credit report from any or all of the three credit history bureaus.
Waiting there at Teledata in the help desk, was little Cummings, antsy to make some free money off of you.

He could face up to 50 years in prison. Hopefully he gets everything that's coming to him, as a sort of 'look-out-other-would-be-theives-this-will-be-you' gesture.

Ex-Teledata employee pleads guilty in massive ID theft case.

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[Biometric Time Clock]

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[fingerprint door locks]

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[Sam Krupa]

Man, this will show those criminals