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Calgary police searching for four men in credit card fraud operation

Calgary police are seeking the public’s help to find four people wanted in a credit card fraud operation.

Police say an investigation known as “Operation Crushed” was launched in May focused on fraudulent credit card spending in the city.

“Investigators in the Cyber Investigations Team (CIT) worked closely with other areas of the Service, retail stores, and with payment card providers to identify potential frauds, collect evidence and lay charges,” police said in a news release.

“To date, four files have been investigated and 19 charges have been laid against four individuals.”

Four people are now facing charges and are wanted on warrants.

Dmitir Barbu, 36, of Calgary has been charged with 13 counts of unlawfully using credit card data.

Dmitri Barbu (Calgary Police)

Dmitri Barbu (Calgary Police)

Kirill Bardine, 31, of Calgary has been charged with two counts of unlawfully using credit card data and one count of possession of property obtained by crime.

Kirill Bardine (Calgary Police)

Kirill Bardine (Calgary Police)

Andrei Anatolyevich Bykovets, 35, of Calgary has been charged with two counts of unlawfully using credit card data.

Andrei Anatolyevich Bykovets (Calgary Police)

Andrei Anatolyevich Bykovets (Calgary Police)

Ilya Olegovych Zianchurin, 27, has been charged with one count of unlawfully using credit card data.

Ilya Olegovych Zianchurin (Calgary Police)

Ilya Olegovych Zianchurin (Calgary Police)

Read more at Calgary Sun

This article is summarized by Canadian Fraud News Inc.