Vic primary kids use stolen credit card
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Four students from a Melbourne primary school allegedly used a stolen credit card number to purchase up to $10,000 worth of goods.
Police were called to a school in Flemington on November 18 after reports four students had used a credit card number to fraudulently purchase goods.
The primary school students allegedly spent up to $10,000 on purchases, including Apple products and sports goods, Leader newspaper reports.
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