Skimming devices found on Wawa ATMs in Atlantic County; 2 suspects sought
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. - If you've recently withdrawn money from a Wawa in Galloway Township, police say you should keep an eye on your bank statements!
Two skimming devices were found on two different ATMs in the Pomona Wawa on the White Horse Pike.
They were discovered by an ATM mechanic during routine maintenance, according to police.
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Police say two suspects were in the Wawa for a short period of time while installing the skimming device o Febrauary 27.
"Anyone who has recently utilized the ATMs at the Pomona Wawa should monitor their bank statements for any unauthorized transactions," Galloway Township Police said.
If your card was compromised, immediately contact your bank and make a report with the police department.
Authorities warn that ATM skimming is a "growing crime trend," and say to look for these parts when getting money from an ATM:
- Tape and/or sticky glue on any part of the ATM
- Bulkiness on the card insert area or the PIN keypad
- Anything hanging from the ATM
- Loose-fitting attachments on the card slot or keypad