A big thief who bought credit cards at a nightclub in Seattle

Updated September 18, 2019

There is credit card fraud, identity theft and more
The cost of robbery at local businesses is over $ 100,000.

The defendant is 22-year-old Donovan Park and was also charged with fraud in the area.

The latest CaseGainst park is connected to an advanced guitar.
Prosecutors said Park bought the guitar from several locations for $ 12,000
Stores that stole credit card information and then try to sell some
Stolen guitar.

Its normal for a child to see a guitar, says Josh Ehlers of Kenleys music.

Park bought a $ 1,800 electric guitar for Carl Wilsons Rainback 360 CW.

He has a credit card that can get a lot of debt
Cards, so he stole credit card information
“Map,” Eler said.

And Keley Keys isnt the only store for guitar shops.

Park Mike and Mike also played
American Music Group sold the guitar for $ 12,000. The case is closed again
After trying to sell advertising wrinklebacks, he went to the park
The middle guitar is stolen.

Eller stepped back and said a red flag

He doesn’t want to use a chip to read the pin
From the Eller brand, he wants to go and do something different.

According to court documents, he searched the stolen property in the park since he transferred the chip in exchange for a chip.
Your credit card is a credit card.

Prosecutors also expect Park to pay up to $ 72,000
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Evidence suggests the park will buy items such as laptops, thousands of dollar games and diamond earrings.

This is not Donovan’s first issue. April, 19 military charges were filed in the East.

He has been there many times and traveled in many expensive cars
And money can’t be such a thing, “John Brown said in an interview
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Investigators say Porcelo bought jewelry worth more than ,000 8,000.

He said Bitcoin paid for the stolen account number on the dark Internet.

Seattle police have arrested a park near Boat House station, where they leased credit card information.

A new case was filed in the court on August 26.

The list of inmates in the Royal District shows that the park was released from prison in June on its April charges and was not
used.