A group of teenagers suspected of using a woman's missing credit card to buy movie tickets and pictures at a photo booth left a telling trail of evidence, according to police.
The unidentified woman reported her credit card missing on June 6 in the Crofton area of Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
Records showed the card was used the day before at a Regal Movie Theater.
Surveillance video shows a group of teenagers buying tickets for a movie with the card.
They then posed for a series of pictures in a photo booth located inside the theater lobby paid for using using the card as well.
One can be seen holding up a credit card in two of the photos.
The images were apparently stored digitally on the booth’s computer hardware. Anyone with information concerning this incident is encouraged to contact police.
3 comments:
Come again, the photobooth stores images taken? WTF?!
Yeah. Unless there's a sign stating this, the photobooth operator and/or manufacturer should be looking at a lawsuit. Or two. Or three. Or four.
That said, the combined IQ of 4 teens using another person's credit card to pay for photobooth pics is a joke that writes itself.
Lurker111
How did they know the PIN? Shoulder surfing?
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