This Cupid called no straight arrow

By Leah.
Published Feb 14, 2007 by  Leah - 9 votes, 9 comments
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His name is Cupid, but he's no angel.
A New Jersey state official named Malik Cupid was charged on the eve of Valentine's Day with stealing his exgirlfriend's identity and looting her bank account while she was stationed in Iraq.
What a jerk!!!

Here his girlfriend is off in Iraq risking her life, fighting for our country, and this idiot is stealing her money, living it up!


Cupid allegedly hacked into Terra Melson's AOL account, intercepted e-mails and used the information he stole to transfer $1,400 from her bank account.


Off to jail you go!
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