A traffic stop in just north of Houston may be a major break in a massive Home Depot data breach.
According
to Patton Village police, on Saturday, officers pulled over a vehicle
near Highway 59 and State Highway 242 that they say was traveling 10
miles per hour over the speed limit.
Two men inside the vehicle
were from Michigan. During the traffic stop, officers noticed some
information from the pair wasn't adding up.
They say the men were
in possession of what they believed to be criminal instruments that,
after a preliminary investigation, were determined to be related to the
Home Depot data breach that got national attention a couple months ago.
Both men were arrested and charged with possession of criminal devices. They're currently in the Montgomery County Jail.
SOURCE:
http://abc13.com/business/police-traffic-stop-near-houston-may-be-break-in-data-breach-case/353961/
Includes video news report.
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Friday, October 17, 2014
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