The Greater Sudbury Police Service has charged seven individuals arrested earlier this month with more than 300 crimes related to credit card forgery and theft. Greater Sudbury, Ontario, and Ontario provincial police arrested the seven May 6 for possession of forged credit cards and merchandise from stores in the area. Yesterday, the Greater Sudbury Police Service announced that its ongoing investigation found that within a four-hour period one day before they were arrested the group used forged cards to purchase $19,000 in gift cards and $1,600 in merchandise from area businesses.
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