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Credit Cards Stolen During Flomaton Funeral Used In Molino, Cantonment
July 10, 2014
Authorities are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man that stole credit and debit cards during a Flomaton funeral and then used the cards in Molino and Cantonment.
According to the Flomaton Police Department, the suspect burglarized an automobile sometime between 3:00 and 3:20 p.m. last Sunday during a funeral at the Little Escambia Baptist Church on Highway 113. The suspect took a purse out of the vehicle before fleeing into Florida.
The suspect then attempted to use the victim’s credit and debit cards in Flomaton, and at businesses along Highway 29 in Molino and Cantonment. Flomaton Police Chief Bryan Davis declined to identify the businesses, citing an ongoing investigation.
Flomaton Police have obtained surveillance footage of the suspect entering two different businesses. He was described as a black male about six feet tall, wearing khaki pants, an untucked red polo-style shirt, black sunglasses, a gold colored watch on his left wrist and a red hat with the letter “P” on it, possibly a Philadelphia Phillies baseball hat. No description of his vehicle is available.
Anyone with information on the crimes is asked to call the Flomaton Police Department at (251) 296-5811.
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3 Responses to “Credit Cards Stolen During Flomaton Funeral Used In Molino, Cantonment”
Most businesses don’t allow sunglasses to be worn in them. Ball cap and sunglasses are a dead give away something is not right. Try wearing a hat and sunglasses into a financial institution.
If you’re gonna do something like this…why would you waste your time at the stinking Dollar General? I mean, really?
It sure takes a low down person to steal from people attending a funeral.
Low down to steal at any time. Not yours, leave it alone.
Dresses very nicely, wonder if all was bought with other people’s cards / money that he has stolen?
Hope that his family, friends turn him in quickly.
That ” P ” on the hat can easily be for “Prisoner”.