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Herald-Gazette story leads to arrests

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Walter Geiger

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Tuesday, July 17. 2012

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By Sherri Ellington

The Barnesville police department has made an arrest in the financial transaction card fraud scam against local businesses thanks to its being featured on the Herald Gazette website on June 25.

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#1 M. C. on 07/18/12 at 10:38 AM

place is swarming with these things.somebody get some RAID!

#2 Guy Fawkes on 07/18/12 at 10:16 PM

Congratulations!!! All your scamming won you: and all expense paid trip to jail! Orange jump suit and shackles include. Enjoy!

#3 Cats on 07/19/12 at 04:56 AM

You gotta wonder.... Do these geniuses ever think ahead far enough to wonder what will happen if they get caught?
Or are they like toddlers who don't understand the concept of repercussions?

#4 Julia Heidbrink on 07/19/12 at 01:51 PM

Nope, I don't believe they ever think ahead. Keep in mind that they probably have never been taught what repercussions are, much less experiencing them.

To them, everything that goes wrong in their lives is someone else's fault, and how sad is that? Young men and women that might be good men if they had been taught basic manners and responsibility at a young age getting into a bad way.... and ending up like this.

I don't blame this on society though. Parents are supposed to teach them better. Appropriate consequences for correct and incorrect actions start at a young age.

Julia

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