ST. GEORGE — Police are asking the public to help identify a suspect in a fraud case involving a lost or stolen credit card.
St. George police said the suspect used the credit card to purchase about $4,000 in goods at various stories in St. George and Washington.
The suspect’s image was captured by an on-site security camera.
The credit card was either lost or stolen on July 14, and the man pictured has used the card to purchase merchandise at several stores, St. George Police Detective Josh Wilson said.
“The man took the credit card and went on a shopping spree,” Wilson said.
Police believe the suspect is driving a forest green Honda Accord, possibly a late ’90s model, with a sunroof.
If you have any information regarding the identification of the suspect pictured, St. George Police request you contact Detective Wilson at telephone 435-627-4317.
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This photo released by St. George Police Department shows a man police are looking for in connection with an alleged stolen credit card used at stores in St. George and Washington City. Police indicate this is a security camera image circa July 14-Aug. 19, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News This photo released by St. George Police Department shows a man police are looking for in connection with an alleged stolen credit card used at stores in St. George and Washington City. Police indicate this is a security camera image circa July 14-Aug. 19, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News This photo released by St. George Police Department shows a man police are looking for in connection with an alleged stolen credit card used at stores in St. George and Washington City. Police indicate this is a security camera image circa July 14-Aug. 19, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News This photo released by St. George Police Department shows a man police are looking for in connection with an alleged stolen credit card used at stores in St. George and Washington City. Police indicate this is a security camera image circa July 14-Aug. 19, 2016 | Photo courtesy of the St. George Police Department, St. George News
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This is absolutely terrible. but he will have to answer for his dastardly deed. the arrest will hopefully lead towards restitution. .Praise the Lord
Don’t know more details, but I’m surprised he was able to use the card as long as he seems to have done. Once, I used my card to make a large purchase at a ‘big box’ store and then made two other purchases within an hour. The credit card company was on the phone with me the next day. (good for them) Another time, I had a ‘fistfight’ (not really) with a gas station pump that resulted in three transactions within one minute. My card was locked out until I made a phone call.