Cops: Pa. clerk noticed stolen card was her mom's   LANCASTER,
Pa. (AP) -- Police say a teen fraudster's cunning credit card
plot was foiled by a Pennsylvania convenience store clerk who
noticed her own mother's name on the card.  Manor Township
police say the clerk also recognized the teen as a former
classmate when he tried to use the card to buy gas early Tuesday
morning.  Authorities say 19-year-old Joshua Devonshire fled but
was spotted later apparently trying to put the stolen card back
in the clerk's mother's car. He was eventually taken into
custody after being spotted sleeping in a car in the same
development.  Investigators say they recovered several items
from the car that were suspected to be stolen.  Devonshire is
being held on $3,000 bail. It wasn't immediately clear whether
he had an attorney.