Reward for Stolen KRM Computers

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By ABC30

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Fresno, CA, USA Police Chief Jerry Dyer announced a $5,000 dollar reward Thursday. The computers were taken during a break-in at a company called "KRM." They process workers comp claims for the City of Fresno, from an office in northwest Fresno. v One of the stolen computers contained personal information about more than 5,000 past and current city employees, including 900 police officers.

Chief Jerry Dyer said police are analyzing a videotape from an adjacent business for clues.

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