The Calvert County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a theft from an ATM at a bank in Dunkirk.
On July 28 at approximately 1.27 p.m. Sun Trust Bank located at 10500 Southern Maryland Boulevard contacted the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office in reference to a theft.
Det. N. DeFelice subsequently assumed the investigation at which time it was determined that an unknown white male placed a scanner/skimming device on an automated teller device located on the exterior of the business.
Subsequent to reviewing security footage it was determined that the unknown suspect placed the scanner device on the ATM on July 23 at 3:58 p.m. and removed the device on July 24 at 8:05 p.m.
Initial investigation revealed that over 50 customers’ account numbers were acquired and ultimately used. The suspect was able to acquire between $500 and $3000 dollars from each customer.
At this time the investigation remains open as additional account and monetary loss information is obtained.
The only branch that was reported to be skimmed was the Dunkirk Sun Trust Location. If additional reports are made to the CCSO please refer them to Sun Trust so the money can be refunded in addition to the appropriate account information relayed to investigators.
If you have any questions or information regarding similar cases please contact Det. Nick DeFelice Calvert County Sheriff’s Office Calvert Investigative Team (o) 410-535-1600 X2669 or (c) 410-610-8275.
On July 28, 2011 at approximately 1327 hrs Sun Trust Bank located at 10500 Southern Maryland Boulevard, Dunkirk MD contacted the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office in reference to a theft.
Det. N. DeFelice subsequently assumed the investigation at which time it was determined that an unknown white male placed a scanner/skimming device on an automated teller device located on the exterior of the business.
Subsequent to reviewing security footage it was determined that the unknown suspect placed the scanner device on the ATM on 07/23/11 at 1558 hrs and removed the device on 07/24/11 at 2005 hrs.
Initial investigation revealed that over 50 customers’ account numbers were acquired and ultimately used. The suspect was able to acquire between $500 and $3000 dollars from each customer.
At this time the investigation remains open as additional account and monetary loss information is obtained.
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