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Baby fraud hits Navajo Nation stores
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JUNE 28, 2001 Grocery stores located on the Navajo Nation in New Mexico and Arizona and surrounding areas are being targeted in a baby formula scam, say police. Authorities are investigating incidents of label tampering and product misrepresentation at stores in Window Rock, Arizona and Grants and Gallup in New Mexiso. The incidents involve men who try to buy baby formula at prices lower than their actual cost. Get the Story:
Stores Allege Baby-Formula Shoplifting Scam (AP 6/28)
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