Three Maryland men have been charged with multiple counts of credit card fraud

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Three carders were arrested after they aroused suspicion while shopping.

A group of carders was arrested in a shopping center in the US state of Maryland. Three young people aged between 21 and 25 years aroused suspicion by their behavior, which led sellers to assume that they were trying to make purchases using someone else's credit cards.

Vigilant employees of the shopping center immediately called the police. The security forces who arrived at the scene had a lot to see.

It turned out that the trio managed to make purchases worth more than $ 8,000 in one of the stores. However, the second one started having some difficulties with the cards. The young men had plenty of them with them. After the searches, the security forces seized 29 credit cards. In addition, 44 stolen checks were found in carders possession. All of them were detained without the right to pay bail.

Brown, of Baltimore, was charged with:
19 misdemeanor counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
14 counts of Credit Card Theft
Six felonious counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
Two counts of Credit Card Fraud
Two counts of Forgery Checks
Receiving Stolen Property
Wearing Mask in Public to Conceal Identity
Possession of Fictitious ID
False ID to Law Enforcement
Oliver, of Owings Mills, was charged with:
12 counts of Credit Card Theft
10 misdemeanor counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
Three counts of Forgery of Bank Checks
Three felony counts of larceny of Bank Checks
Two counts of Credit Card Fraud
Possession of Less than 10 Counterfeit Checks
Receive Stolen Property
Wearing Mask in Public to Conceal Identity
Obstruction of Justice
Walker, of Baltimore, was charged with:
Five felony counts of Larceny of Bank Checks
Five counts of Forgery of Checks
Three counts of Credit Card Theft
Two counts of Credit Card Fraud
Misdemeanor Larceny of Bank Checks
Wearing a Mask in Public to Conceal Identity
Receive Stolen Property
All three men are being held without bond.