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Family discovers their car was stolen from a North Fort Myers Walmart parking lot

Written by Cape Coral Mortgage Syndicated User on . Posted in Cape Coral Mortgage, Mortgage Cape Coral.

FORT MYERS, Fla.–A North Fort Myers family said their Kia SUV was stolen at a Walmart on Wednesday afternoon. The Stratton’s were walking out of Walmart when they found out that their vehicle was gone. “In my head, I was hoping ‘Well maybe somebody played a prank and maybe moved it’”, explained Adam Stratton. After multiple trips around the Walmart parking lot, the reality of the stolen car set it.  “Then you try to figure out, ‘Well how is my wife gunna get to work?’ It’s her work vehicle, I work from home but I work at the food market so how...

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Walmart apologizes to people who received racist emails

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(CNN) — Walmart has apologized to people who received emails containing the n-word in an earlier message from the retailer. On Monday, Walmart said someone outside the company created fake accounts on its site using the email addresses of the individuals in question. That prompted an auto-generated email from the company that contained the racial slur. Walmart did not say how many people received the emails, but dozens of people tweeted they got them. “We are very sorry that you received an offensive and unacceptable email,” Janey Whiteside, Walmart’s chief...

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Four people used stolen credit cards to buy $1.7M in cigarettes

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ATLANTA / CNN — Four people were sentenced to federal prison for buying over a million dollars’ worth of cigarettes with stolen credit cards. Mamadou Sow, Demarcus Myree, Boubacar Tivalo, and Jacob James are accused of using dozens of credit cards to buy $1.7 million worth of cigarettes at multiple Sam’s Clubs throughout Atlanta. They had signed up for memberships in their names and aliases, officials said. The crimes spanned from Sept. 2018 to Nov. 2018. “Identity theft wreaks havoc on the lives of individuals and compromises the financial security of victims,” Acting U.S. Attorney...

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