An Owings Mills man who operated a Baltimore pawn shop has been indicted by a federal grand jury for selling $1 million in stolen goods and fraudulently obtained gift cards on eBay.
Noel Erick Anshel, 48, of Hilltop Cellular at 5450 Reisterstown Road, is accused of buying stolen items from "boosters," or shoplifters, then selling the items on eBay, often for less than full price, according to the indictment unsealed Thursday.
The stolen merchandise included faucets, garbage disposal units, drills, saws, digital cameras and televisions sets, the indictment said.
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4 comments:
Hay, what is a guy to do with all of that looted riot stuff?
Wow, I bet this is really happening everywhere.
It happens but it's not to the operator's profit.
Sheila Dixon's gift cards?
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