Patrolmen's FCU Helps Fight Card Fraud

In an effort to help the Chicago Police Department fight card fraud, Chicago Patrolmen's Federal Credit Union donated swipe card readers to the department.

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In an effort to help the Chicago Police Department fight card fraud, Chicago Patrolmen’s Federal Credit Union donated swipe card readers to the department.

The card readers will assist the police department in identifying credit, debit and gift cards confiscated in arrest situations and will help to move more efficiently against individuals participating in fraudulent card related activities.

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