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We’re learning more about two Burlington men facing felony charges in an alleged scheme that used fake cellphones to scam EcoATM kiosks out of nearly $7,000

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We're learning more about two Burlington men facing felony charges in an alleged scheme that used fake cellphones to scam EcoATM kiosks out of nearly $7,000. Police say Jacob Scott Johnson, 35, and Damone Maurice Manning II, 32, used cardboard and printed phone cutouts to trick kiosks at Walmart in West Burlington. Investigators identified 89 completed fraudulent transactions totaling $6,792. According to court records, Johnson allegedly organiz…
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KBUR broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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