Michigan ATM Users Scammed by Hackers

Victims worry more about stolen personal financial information than losing $500.

Jul 26, 2018 | 1 min read

DETROIT – More than 60 Michigan residents are out $500 each after using an ATM located in front of a Credit Union One Bank in St. Clair Shores, according to FOX News.

Investigators believe that someone placed a device on the ATM that gave them access to the users’ personal information and allowed them to remove $500 from each user’s account when using the ATM. Security camera footage recorded at the ATM one night in June shows a man covering up the camera, and officials believe he is the guilty party.

The $500 thefts occurred on July 13. While victims have been reimbursed, they remain concerned about the personal information that the thief probably took along with the money.

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