Trusting soldier falls victim to identity theft

Misc CDN | 584 hits | May 26 12:21 am | Posted by: Hyack

His forearm tattoo brands him as a soldier-protector, but even a life-shaping eight-month tour of duty in Afghanistan left Tyler Patnode still a kid at heart, too trusting for his own good.

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by spikereli
Mon May 26, 2008 9:19 am
protect are men and especially the woman in a unified situation where they are not getting ripped off.... maybe this guy wanted to make a few bucks,, i dont know the situation, but.... the pay clerks on his base should of been notified of this situation.. perhaps its money that he spent on his own... i can only speculate........
by kenmore
Mon May 26, 2008 10:22 am
well you have to protect yourself anywhere.. esp in locker rooms of Canadian Universitys where theft of wallets,purses and back packs are a common occurence.. my son lost his wallet (I use the term lost) from a locker...and yes it was locked with a comb lock at a university in hamilton.. he reported it and I insisted he call the police ..he did.. an audit of his health card showed he had treatment at a hospital in toronto 4x.. he was never in a hospital in toronto... he also had some credit cards racked but they were taken care of...
by spikereli
Wed May 28, 2008 5:04 am
i agree working for the canadian armed forces is respectful, but if a soldier cannot maintain his or her debt... it becomes a problem.