What is the name of your state? Massachusetts
A few months ago, my credit card information was stolen, I think, by a cashier at a major retailer in town. Through my online credit card statement, I noticed the charges, within a few weeks after the charges had started, plus I called up the telephone numbers those charges were made to - they were pornographic sites, plus I got the AOL addresses the charges came from. When I called the police and filed a complaint, I very specifically gave the officer all my reasons for believing the violator was at this specific store, (the charges started immediately after, and I don't hand over my credit card to many vendors) and even provided him with the receipt, since it had the id number of this cashier. After that, I called the officer almost weekly, for a month. He had told me that he'd gone to this store and spoken to managers, plus he was pursuing the AOL addresses. Three months later, there is no progress in this case.
I have decided to pursue it with the Attorney Generals office because a crime was committed and I fear this individual is still working at this store, stealing other peoples credit information. In preparing for this complaint, I got a copy of the police report. In it, there is not one mention of this retailer or the cashier in question. I understand it's speculation on my part, but because I focused on that, and provided specific information relating to this individual at this major retailer, shouldn't it have made the report?
A few months ago, my credit card information was stolen, I think, by a cashier at a major retailer in town. Through my online credit card statement, I noticed the charges, within a few weeks after the charges had started, plus I called up the telephone numbers those charges were made to - they were pornographic sites, plus I got the AOL addresses the charges came from. When I called the police and filed a complaint, I very specifically gave the officer all my reasons for believing the violator was at this specific store, (the charges started immediately after, and I don't hand over my credit card to many vendors) and even provided him with the receipt, since it had the id number of this cashier. After that, I called the officer almost weekly, for a month. He had told me that he'd gone to this store and spoken to managers, plus he was pursuing the AOL addresses. Three months later, there is no progress in this case.
I have decided to pursue it with the Attorney Generals office because a crime was committed and I fear this individual is still working at this store, stealing other peoples credit information. In preparing for this complaint, I got a copy of the police report. In it, there is not one mention of this retailer or the cashier in question. I understand it's speculation on my part, but because I focused on that, and provided specific information relating to this individual at this major retailer, shouldn't it have made the report?