Personal Data Stolen from DMV Office
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Personal information from more than 8,900 people was stolen when thieves broke into a Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles office in North Las Vegas, officials said.
A computer taken contained names, ages, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, photographs and signatures of southern Nevada residents who obtained driver’s licenses between Nov. 25 and March 4.
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