Police are asking customers who made credit card purchases at the 7/11 in Montville to monitor their bank statements for any suspicious activity after credit card skimmers were discovered attached to two registers over the weekend.
A Montville 7-Eleven on Sunday became the latest Connecticut retailer to find credit card skimmers attached to its registers.
Montville police said employees at the Route 32 7-Eleven contacted authorities after a customer pointed out skimming devices on two of the store's credit card terminals.
Store employees are reviewing surveillance footage in an attempt to determine when — and by whom — the skimmers were placed.
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However, it is still unclear at this point how long the skimmers had been active before the customer discovered them.
Police are asking customers who made credit card purchases at the 7-Eleven to monitor their bank statements for any suspicious activity.
But the Montville 7-Eleven is just the most recent victim of the statewide uptick in skimming devices.
Fairfield police issued a warning early last month after a skimming device was found at a gas station ATM. Skimmers were later discovered at Big Y locations in Plainville and Naugatuck, as well as at Walmart stores in Naugatuck, Stratford and Cromwell. A credit card skimmer was also found at LaBonne's Markets in Prospect.
