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This distinctive shirt could help police catch credit card thief

The woman, seen on surveillance video, is wanted for questioning by police after investigators say stolen credit cards were used to make $1,200 worth of purchases at Sears and Von Maur.

PELHAM, Alabama — Police are searching for a woman seen wearing a cross on her shirt after they say someone’s credit cards were stolen and then used in a shopping spree.

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The woman, seen on surveillance video, is wanted for questioning by police after investigators say the stolen credit cards were used to make $1,200 worth of purchases at Sears and Von Maur in Pelham, Alabama.

Investigators are asking anyone who may know who the woman is to call Crime Stoppers at 205-254-7777.

Fraudulent use of credit card case (FELONY) 04/11/2019

This individual is wanted for questioning in a Fraudulent use of credit card case (felony) which occurred on 04/11/2019. The victim’s wallet was originally reported stolen in Pelham, Alabama Police Department. The stolen credit cards were then used to make fraudulent purchases at the Galleria- Sears and Von Maur. The total value of stolen merchandise is over $1,200. Suspect vehicle is unknown. If you recognize this individual, or know anything about her or this case, please contact Hoover Detective Jennifer Stewart at (205) 444-7616. If immediate assistance is needed, please call Hoover 911 or the non-emergency number (205) 822-5300. You can also leave an anonymous tip via our website: http://www.hooverpd.com/submit-a-tip.php You can also call Crime Stoppers at 205-254-7777 or leave a tip on their website: http://crimestoppersmetroal.com/ You will remain anonymous and eligible for a cash reward if your tip to Crime Stoppers leads to an arrest. PLEASE NOTE that a criminal charge is an accusation. A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. Thanks and please share! #hooverpd Media: credit video and narrative to Hoover Police Department -END-

Posted by Hoover (AL) Police Department on Thursday, May 2, 2019
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