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(CNN) A 23-year-old Walmart shopper is accused of making fraudulent returns at more than 1,000 of the chain's stores across the country. 
  
 Thomas Frudaker was arrested Wednesday. Officials said he made $1.3 million worth of fraudulent returns at Walmart stores. 
  
 Suspicion arose when Frudaker attempted to return a computer at a Walmart in Yuma, Arizona, officials said. The store reported it appeared he had taken parts out of the machine before making the return. 
  
 According to CNN affiliate KSWT , the Yuma Police Department said it found Frudaker had committed similar fraudulent returns at more than 1,000 Walmarts over 18 months. 
  
 Frudaker faces six felony charges, including two counts of theft, two counts of fraudulent schemes and two counts of criminal damage. 
  
 Read More ||||| Police in Arizona thought they were busting an ordinary case of a fraudulent return this week until some digging discovered the same 23-year-old man has perpetrated the scheme at thousands of Walmart stores across the country. 
  
 Police in Yuma, Arizona, said they responded to a case of a fraudulent return on Wednesday afternoon in which a person bringing a computer back to Walmart had allegedly removed parts of the computer before putting it back in the box and taking it back to the store. 
  
 Upon investigation, the Yuma Police Department found out the same man had pulled the same scheme at a different Walmart earlier in the day. 
  
 Yuma County Detention Center 
  
 Thomas Frudaker, 23, was arrested and booked into Yuma County Adult Detention Facility. 
  
 Yuma police say Frudaker pulled similar schemes at more than 1,000 Walmart stores across the country over the past 18 months and caused a monetary loss of "approximately" $1.3 million to Walmart. 
  
 Frudaker was charged with six felonies, including two counts of theft, two counts of fraudulent schemes and artifices and two counts of criminal damage. 
  
 He is due in court on Monday. 
  
 Frudaker is being held at Yuma County Detention Center on $40,000 bond. |||||
It was a lucrative scheme, until it wasn't: Authorities say a 23-year-old made $1.3 million worth of fraudulent returns at more than 1,000 Walmart stores over a period of 18 months. Thomas Frudaker was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly attempted to return a computer in Yuma, Arizona; employees reported him after discovering parts had apparently been removed from the machine, CNN reports. Police found he had allegedly attempted the same thing at another store the very same day, ABC News reports. He faces six felony charges including two counts each of theft, fraudulent schemes, and criminal damage.