Skimming Devices Found At Philly-Area Royal Farms Locations

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Skimming Devices Found At Philly-Area Royal Farms Locations Police said devices were found in Broomall and Collegeville. More were reportedly found in Glenolden, Norriton, Kulpsville, and North Wales.

MARPLE, PA — Card skimming devices have been found at Philadelphia-area Royal Farms locations, according to authorities and reports.

Police in Marple Township also said a skimmer device was found on a register at Royal Farms, 2130 West Chester Pike.

Collegeville Police Monday said a skimmer was found at a self-checkout machine at the Royal Farms at 207 E. Main St.

Action News reports other skimming devices were found at Royal Farms locations in Glenolden, Norristown, Kulpsville, and North Wales.

Marple Police said the device at the Broomall location was found Saturday, but it may have been placed there at least a week before it was found. Anyone who made purchases at that location should check bank statements from Nov. 1 to Nov. 9 for any suspicious activity.

Anyone who has information on the device or who may have been a victim should contact Marple Police Det. Joe McGettigan at 484-427-8173 or by email at with any information.

Authorities in Collegeville said it's unclear when the device was placed at the Main Street location.

Collegeville Police also urge anyone who used self-checkout at the Main Street Royal Farms to check bank statements for unauthorized purchases or debits

"Always check card readers and ATMs for loose parts or if something does not look to be an original part," Collegeville Police said.

Contact Collegeville Police at 610-489-9332 if you believe you have been a victim or if you have information on the device.