San Antonio hotels involved in massive credit card theft

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2-03-2009 @ 12:17AM

Larry said...

I stayed at a motel in SLC, UT, took son to hospital and came back, did not check out, 3 illegal Mexican maids were in my room, I kicked them out of course. 3 days later my credit card had been used for over $3000 before I stopped it. The purchases included top chain cameras, computer and tile. There was also a lady that had her card stolen at the same place for over $5000. I went to the police, tracked the stores who had full ID, even live cam of the thieves, etc. but the SLC police would do nothing, even threatened me when I tried to push to report it. Went to the Mayors office to even get it reported but NOTHING WAS EVER DONE. Not a single question to the motel or the establishments, nothing at all. Millions stolen like this and a chance to make arrests but the SLC police in both SLC and South SLC would do nothing at all in any of the cases for myself or the other person that I knew of. NOT A SINGLE INVESTIGATOR INTO ANYTHING. THAT IS HOW TO SOLVE IT ALL RIGHT, but over 1/3 the populiation of Salt Lake County is illegal Mexicans, afraid to upset the boat?

2-03-2009 @ 1:15PM

cc said...

you were not a morman,so they didn't care about you. just the cheap labor that they get

2-04-2009 @ 1:08AM

Larry Anderson said...

Thanks for your reply, nice to hear also from anyone and wish we all could do something to kick things around. Ha, however, I am a convert to the LDS Church, do not live in Utah but use to live there for a time, I don't think I would ever like to live there again, such a mess. The problem is not with the Church but the cops are so afraid to upset the balance of the poor illegals, over 1/3 percent in the entire county so they do nothing. The problem with that area is that so many think they have to show how good of Christians they are and allow anyone to do anything and afraid to lift a hand for any cause. Thanks, Larry Anderson

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