Toronto man arrested for owning credit card copying device

Posted October 4, 2013 3:10 pm.

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TORONTO, Ont. – A Toronto man is charged after police seized a credit card copying device in Eastern Ontario.

An O-P-P officer stopped a vehicle on Highway 401 in South Dundas, just west of Cornwall late Thursday night for a traffic violation.

That’s when the officer noticed the device in the vehicle.

Mohamed Hussein, 21, of Toronto, is charged with possession of an instrument for copying credit card data.

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