Local Speedway clerk accused of skimming 650+ credit cards at work 

Detectives executed a search warrant at the home of Alando Thompson Jr. on Tuesday, February 25, where they found more than 650 fraudulent credit cards, card skimmers, and laptops used in a skimming scheme.

According to police, Thompson, a Speedway clerk at 715 Brown Rd., used a handheld credit card skimmer at work, stealing card information from customers who bought items inside the store (not at the gas pumps). Then, he would make counterfeit cards from the stolen card numbers.

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Thompson was released from jail, and he’s been ordered to stay away from the Speedway gas station he worked at.

Anyone who has been to that Speedway is encouraged to check their bills for fraudulent charges. The skimmed credit cards date back to July 4, 2024. Please contact Detective Kubinski at 614-237-6333 if your card was compromised.

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