Three times in two months the Salvation Army in Union is broken into. This time a computer with personal information on it is stolen.
The laptop was used by a social worker to keep track of people the Salvation Army helps.
Besides the laptop, $80 worth of food was stolen; food that was to be given away to people in need.
The Salvation Army is in the process of figuring out how to alert people whose information in on that computer. Officials feel the information of more than a thousand people should be safe.
“We're password protected and then we have two more layers of protection… Their information, I feel very confident that it's secure. It’s very difficult to break into our systems that we've been using,” says Captain Whitney Morton of the Salvation Army.
Union Public Safety is following up on leads, but do not have any suspects as of yet. They say they're not sure yet if the three break-ins are related.
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