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PSP investigates $1.4K worth of unpaid McDonald’s orders

By Vivian Muniz,

29 days ago

HAZLE TWP., LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — State police report they are investigating a fraud where over $1,400 worth of McDonald’s orders were bought with an expired credit card.

According to Pennsylvania State Police, troopers were called to the 400 block of Hunter Highway in Butler Township for an issue with mobile app orders.

Police say an unidentified suspect used an expired credit card to make numerous mobile orders on the McDonalds App.

The transactions accumulated to around $1,416.99 in unpaid orders.

State police are continuing to investigate.

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Cody Morris

25d ago

If it’s expired then how it complete the transaction

Unfiltered

26d ago

Bidenomics

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