Manager of fast-food restaurant also allegedly found other pictures of cards on the worker's phone in Ohio.
A woman in Ohio claims she caught a Burger King employee taking a picture of her debit card after she handed it over to pay for her meal.
She said she initially became suspicious when the man behind the counter appeared to hesitate when she gave him her card."I saw him grab his phone line it up, hover it over something on the counter, took a picture, then he did some more handwork and then he took another picture and gave me my receipt," she told"So I said, 'Hey, I just saw you take a picture of my card.' He's like, 'No, I didn't,' and he continued to argue with me.
Hamilton Police launched an investigation but the employee in question has so far not faced any charges, according to reports. Burger King said the man no longer works at the Hamilton restaurant, reports Fox 8.Police advise people to be wary when handing over their debit cards and to watch employees whilst at a drive-thru.
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