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how did he get their credit cards, and pin numbers ?
Quote from: dalymount on September 29, 2018, 07:02:04 pmhow did he get their credit cards, and pin numbers ?By the look of him.....charm!!
https://www.thesun.ie/news/3186005/dublin-taxi-driver-court-charged-thefts-bank-cards-cash-thousands/A TAXI driver accused of stealing thousands of euro from his passengers has appeared in court.Patrick Lyons, 44, faces up to 24 counts of taking bank cards and cash from alleged victims who he had picked up as fares.Wearing a baggy t-shirt and sweatpants, the cabby, from Ventry Park in Cabra, attended Friday’s hearing at Dublin District Courthaving already been charged with a number of offences on dates between December 2017 and last month.The first theft is alleged to have happened on New Year’s Eve, when it’s claimed that he used a punter’s card to withdraw €450 from a cash machine at a SuperValu store in Ballinteer.He is also accused of taking €5 from the victim on Dundrum’s Main Street the same day.A month later, on January 27, Lyons is alleged to have stopped at an ATM on the Swords Road and withdrawn €300 from the account of another man.The following day, it is claimed, he took a further €220 from the same victim’s funds at the Omni Park Shopping Centre in Santry.Separate charges relate to February 18, when a woman was allegedly robbed of €5 in Leopardstown and had another €400 taken at a Permanent TSB branch on Kilmacud Road, Stillorgan.It is claimed that Lyons then took €90 and €120 from the same victim at an ATM at the Omni Park Shopping Centre in Santry.More recently — on June 3 — the taximan is alleged to have stolen an AIB debit card at the Applegreen petrol station on the Stillorgan Road.It was later used at the nearby Stillorgan Plaza to take €250 from its owner’s account, with another €40 being debited at a location on Dorset Street.Another alleged offence relates to the theft of an AIB debit card from a woman on Nottingham Street, in the North Strand area of the capital, and a subsequent €500 cash withdrawal at a bank machine on Talbot Street.Judge Miriam Walsh granted a defence application for a three-week adjournment in the case, noting that the number of gardaiinvolved with the charges had added to its complexity.She remanded Lyons on continuing bail to reappear in court on October 19, when additional charges are expected to be brought.
...but you're supposed to give it back!!
