Alleged New York Scammers Drain $2,257,697 From JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, and Others in Credit Card Scheme
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Two New York men have been charged in an alleged synthetic identity scheme that used stolen Social Security numbers to obtain credit and debit cards and rack up roughly $2.3 million in losses. The father-and-son duo, Talib Hussain, 75, and Mirza Khan, 48, both of Pittsford, were named in a 19-count federal indictment accusing them.
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