Two men charged with putting illegal skimming devices in Nassau stores
One of the two men is from New Jersey, and the other is from Romania.
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May 4, 2024, 12:10 AM
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Updated 236 days ago
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3ds agoTwo men are accused of installing illegal skimming devices at credit card terminals in multiple grocery stores across Nassau County.
One of the two men is from New Jersey, and the other is from Romania.
Detectives say that they were able to remove all of the illegal devices before shoppers' information was stolen.
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