A restaurant manager in Montgomery County, Md. has been charged with fraudulently using a customer’s credit card at Silo Falls Restaurant in Brookeville. The suspect, identified as 30-year-old Brooke Chambers of Rockville, allegedly made several fraudulent purchases after the victim mistakenly left their credit card behind in July 2024. The victim was notified by their bank of the unauthorized charges, which were later traced back to Chambers. She has been charged with theft and credit card-related crimes. Authorities are urging anyone who believes they may have been a victim of similar fraudulent activity to contact Montgomery County police. Chambers’ actions serve as a reminder to be vigilant about protecting personal information, especially when it comes to payment methods. Customers are advised to monitor their accounts closely for any suspicious activity and report any unauthorized charges to their bank or credit card company immediately. The case serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of security measures while dining out, and highlights the consequences of fraudulent behavior in the restaurant industry.
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Restaurant manager in Maryland apprehended for fraudulently exploiting customer’s credit card
