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About 40 debit-card users in the Huntington Beach area had money stolen
from their bank accounts over the last few weeks, most after shopping
at a local supermarket, police said Friday.
Such debit-card crimes are becoming increasingly common, security
experts say, with thieves peeking over shoulders to learn personal
identification numbers or employing more sophisticated hacking
techniques.
In almost all of the Huntington Beach cases, the cards had been used at
a Ralphs supermarket at Goldenwest Street and Garfield Avenue before
the funds were illegally withdrawn.
"We are looking into whether their system was hacked into," said Lt. Craig Junginger of the Huntington Beach Police Department.
He said the thieves got access to the bank accounts tied to the cards
and then withdrew amounts from $300 to $700. The withdrawals were made
from automated teller machines in California and Arizona
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