Card-Stealing Device Found At Camden County Grocery Store

PENNSAUKEN, NJ — A skimming device was discovered at a Camden County grocery store, leaving customers susceptible to identity theft.

The skimmer was detected on a credit card machine in Supremo Food Market (7500 Route 130 S, Pennsauken), police announced Wednesday. The illegal, inconspicuous devices can capture cardholders' personal information.

It's unknown how long the device was on the machine, police said. The incident is under investigation.

If you used a credit card machine at this location, you should inform your credit card company of this finding, authorities said.

Card skimming occurs when devices are illegally placed on ATMs, fuel pumps and other locations to capture personal data and cardholders' PINs. Offenders use that information to create fake debit or credit cards and then steal from victims' accounts. Find out more on the FBI's card-skimming information page.

A skimmer was found last month at a 7-Eleven in Pennsauken. Read more: Card-Stealing Device Found At Another South Jersey 7-Eleven: Police