Employee deposited $2,500 into suspicious Mexico account, Chicago IL
FraudAn employee at a Dunkin' Donuts was tricked into depositing $2,500 into an account in Mexico after someone falsely claimed to be company executive.
Audio|Source: Chicago Police Department Zone 06
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Transcript:
872, your job was deceptive practice report to see a manager named Angel.at Dunkin' Donuts, an employee named (name withheld) deposited $2,500 into an account with the nationwide at the request of an unknown mail claiming to be affiliated with the executives of Dunkin Donuts.This was done Saturday evening.Caller has reviewed the receipts and that the employee reflects a deposit to an account in Mexico.
872, your job was deceptive practice report to see a manager named Angel.at Dunkin' Donuts, an employee named (name withheld) deposited $2,500 into an account with the nationwide at the request of an unknown mail claiming to be affiliated with the executives of Dunkin Donuts.This was done Saturday evening.Caller has reviewed the receipts and that the employee reflects a deposit to an account in Mexico.
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Chicago, IL
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