Crime & Safety
Man Discovers Skimming Device At 7-Eleven In Cinnaminson: "I Just Peeled The Thing Off"
"Usually I use tap to pay and [when] the light didn't come on, I asked the [cashier] if something was wrong with it," McFadden said.
April 4, 2024
CINNAMINSON, N.J. (CBS) -- The Cinnaminson Township Police Department urges anyone who recently swiped their card at a 7-Eleven on US-130 to check their bank statements for fraud.
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A skimming device, used by criminals to steal debit and credit card data, was found on the store's card reader.
On March 31, during his typical after-work visit to the 7-Eleven on US-130 and Highland Avenue in Cinnaminson, Ryan McFadden noticed something unusual when he went to pay at the counter.
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