iPod Stores More Than Just Music

A San Francisco man, Wilson Lee, was caught and charged with 54 counts of identity theft, grand theft, credit card fraud, auto theft, student loan application theft, and possession of stolen property all with the help of his trusty iPod.

LeeÂ’s mistake was purchasing iPods and renting $100,000 worth of computers with stolen credit cards. The police quickly zoned in on this and stopped Lee who identified himself as the victim with counterfeit driverÂ’s license.

Police also found 500 other names and credit card numbers on LeeÂ’s iPod.
A San Francisco man, Wilson Lee, was caught and charged with 54 counts of identity theft, grand theft, credit card fraud, auto theft, student loan application theft, and possession of stolen property all with the help of his trusty iPod.

LeeÂ’s mistake was purchasing iPods and renting $100,000 worth of computers with stolen credit cards. The police quickly zoned in on this and stopped Lee who identified himself as the victim with counterfeit driverÂ’s license.

Police also found 500 other names and credit card numbers on LeeÂ’s iPod.