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Jersey cop caught in ATM-related scam

October 14, 2007

The Press of Atlantic City (N.J.):Mount Laurel, N.J., police officer Scott S. Kueny was found guilty of fraudulent use of a credit card and official misconduct. The 12-year veteran of the Mount Laurel Police Department was found guilty Friday of using an ATM card he found left in the machine to withdraw $100 from an Ocean City bank. Kueny reportedly then withdrew $320 from his own account and finished his vacation without reporting the incident to the bank or police.
 
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