Camp worker was arrested on suspicion of stealing documents

A senior employee at the camp in the mountains of New - York was arrested on suspicion of stealing hundreds of documents of children who participated in the summer camps, which included personal details and the details of their parents, and sold them to criminal elements.

The name of the employee who was arrested is Victor Schneider, a longtime employee who worked at the highly regarded Orthodox Camp County in upstate New York in his capacity Schneider was in charge of the upkeep of the Camp , and held the keys to all the rooms and drawers.

Meanwhile, it emerged that the old employee allegedly used training camp managers who bought it, and last summer Schneider stole hundreds of documents of members, including personal information of children and their parents, as well as identity numbers, credit card numbers and other personal information.

Camp director said today to B'Chadrei Charedim, "the affair began several months ago, suddenly it became clear to us a special form of the Ministry of Health, filled in by the children's parents who were at our camp, disappeared.

"We went immediately to the sheriff of the county and the sheriff opened an investigation. Request of the sheriff, and to catch the thief, we kept things secret. We are talking about documents of our children who were at the camp three to four years ago.

"The sheriff, in collaboration with the FBI conducted for a number of months a comprehensive investigation; it took them a long time that the camps are usually employed temporary staff working in the summer and then leave. Following a secret investigation of the months became known to the police about the Jew bearing the name Victor Schneider who sells certificates identity to criminals on the black market. Criminals who deal in stealing Social Security numbers and credit card numbers are willing to pay money for identifying information. "
Police agent posed as a criminal who wants to purchase fifty IDs. On Friday undercover agent met with Schneider and offered him his wares.

Immediately afterwards, the police arrested the man. He was charged with several counts of fraud and breach of trust.

"A search of his home found a hundred other documents that were for sale," said camp director.

The sheriff wanted to reassure parents and said that his investigation indicates that the man still has not managed to sell the documents and parents do not have to fear. "

This is a person who works with us for several years is responsible for the ongoing maintenance of the Camp and we gave him the full workout, "camp director said.
"In recent years," he assured, "It all goes into the computer and no one can steal information."

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