Two charged with grand larceny after shopping with re-encoded credit cards at Macy's in Manhasset, police say
Zhaolong Wen, 25, left, and Jianhui Zhao, 30, both of Flushing, bought items using re-encoded credit cards between Aug. 7 and Sept. 9 at Macy's in Manhasset, causing a loss of $60,000 to Citibank, $20,000 to Discover and $39,000 to Macy's, according to police. Credit: NCPD
Two Flushing men were arrested Thursday and arraigned on grand larceny charges after, Nassau police said, they used re-encoded credit cards to make purchases at Macy's in Manhasset.
Nassau Major Case Squad detectives said Zhaolong Wen, 25, of 120-11 28th Ave. and Jianhui Zhuo, 30, of 120-29 28th Ave. were arrested at Nassau County Court in Mineola while they were being arraigned in the court on unrelated charges.
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Two Flushing men were arrested Thursday and arraigned on grand larceny charges after, Nassau police said, they used re-encoded credit cards to make purchases at Macy's in Manhasset.
Nassau Major Case Squad detectives said Zhaolong Wen, 25, of 120-11 28th Ave. and Jianhui Zhuo, 30, of 120-29 28th Ave. were arrested at Nassau County Court in Mineola while they were being arraigned in the court on unrelated charges.
Police said the men bought items using re-encoded credit cards between Aug. 7 and Sept. 9, causing a loss of $60,000 to Citibank, $20,000 to Discover and $39,000 to Macy's.
They were arraigned in First District Court in Hempstead on second- and third-degree grand larceny charges and are due back in court Monday, according to court records.
Their attorneys could not be reached for comment.
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