In Lubbock, a warning has been issued to shoppers. A credit card scam has been uncovered, involving a device placed at a store. Details about the incident are available from local news sources. It is known that two individuals are accused in connection with the scam. Further information can be found through local news outlets, including EverythingLubbock.
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