Mt. Juliet man faces prison time for allegedly stealing 80K donor records from human trafficking charity for foot nonprofit
A Mt. Juliet man faces five years in prison for allegedly stealing 80,000 donor records from a human trafficking charity. He is accused of using the data to benefit his own nonprofit organization.
A Mt. Juliet man is facing five years in prison and a civil lawsuit for allegedly stealing the contact information of more than 80,000 donors to enrich himself and his own nonprofit.
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