SNAP theft reported in Lynchburg, Virginia fell from nearly $63,000 in August to just under $20,000 by late October after food stamp households got chip cards
Reported SNAP theft in Lynchburg, Virginia fell from nearly $63,000 in August to just under $20,000 by late October, a drop of more than two-thirds, Cardinal News reports. The decline came as Lynchburg households received new chip-enabled EBT cards. Selina Morgan, a client services supervisor at the city’s Department of Human Services, put it this... The post SNAP theft reported in Lynchburg, Virginia fell from nearly $63,000 in August to just under $20,000 by late October after food stamp households got chip cards appeared first on The Financial Wire .
