Two skimming devices were found Saturday at the Casey’s General Store in Waverly, according to an incident report from the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office.
Two fuel pumps were affected by the devices, which were installed between 3 p.m. Friday and 6:51 a.m. Saturday, the report says.
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The devices appeared to be homemade and consisted of a circuit board and small wires, and usedÌýBluetooth technology to transmit data, the report says. They weren't visible to customers, the sheriff's office said.
It’s unknown if the people who installed the devices were able to get any credit card information, but in a news release, Sheriff Terry Wagner urged people who bought fuel at the store recently to closely monitor debit or credit card records and contact authorities or their financial services provider if they see suspicious activity. For more on protecting oneself from identity theft, www.identity .
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Similar incidents were recently reported at Casey’s stores in York, Omaha, Kearney, Grand Island and Wood River, the report says.
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