Thieves used iTunes for laundering ID theft  Four of the five
losers  Five Rochdale men have been jailed for using iTunes
music gift vouchers to launder money in an internet scam.  The
men used stolen credit card numbers to buy £750,000 worth of
vouchers to sell at cheaper prices through eBay. They were
caught when police stopped one of the men during a search at
Hull port in 2007 and seized his laptop.  It led them to
orchestrator Suhail Tufail, 26, who admitted fraud charges and
was jailed for five years at Manchester Crown Court.  In May
2007, Humberside Ports police stopped three men – including
Mohammed Arfan Rasool and Imran Aslam – as part of a routine
search when they arrived from Amsterdam.  A “suspicious” laptop
belonging to Rasool was seized and examined by Greater
Manchester Police’s economic crime unit.  When officers examined
the hard drive, along with two other computers found at his
home, they found the details of more than 7,000 bank cards. The
same details were found on computers seized from