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Texas does have a law about dumping customer data called the Identity Theft Enforcement and Protection act. It requires a business to “destroy or arrange for the destruction of customer records containing sensitive personal information.” Businesses that ignore the rule can be penalized by fines of $2,000. Two employees in the management office, and a supervisor for managing company D.M.J. Management, Inc. told CBS 11 the document dump was a mistake. The papers were supposed to be taken to a storage room for shredding. After CBS 11 made them aware of the information in the container, three employees returned and started filling several trash bags with the papers.

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